Penis Size Defined

Penis size at birth can be a concern for parents. In this Q&A, “Penis Size Defined” you’ll find the normal size and size for multiple conditions.

Dr. Greene’s Answer:

“It’s a boy!”

When we first glimpse our children in the delivery room, their sex is one of the immediate things we notice. It’s also one of the first things we report to family and friends. In the last generation, many of us have seen evidence of our children’s sex on ultrasound even before they were born, but still at the birth, we look to see.

How disconcerting to parents when a boy’s penis seems to disappear, either at birth or shortly thereafter. The good news is that the outlook is bright. Sometimes surgery is needed, sometimes medical treatments, and often nothing at all.

How is penis size defined? Any condition in which the penis is considered absent or especially small is categorized as “inconspicuous penis.” Within this umbrella term are several types of diagnoses, each with their particular traits and methods of treatment. These include webbed penis, concealed penis, trapped penis, micropenis, and absent penis. Such conditions are caused by a variety of factors, including, but not limited to, hormone levels, circumcision, and the consumption of harmful chemicals, called phthalates, present in some plastics. The variations of inconspicuous penis are outlined below, as well as information on phthalates and how to avoid them.

Webbed Penis

Webbed penis refers to an average sized penis where the skin of the scrotal sack extends part way up the shaft of the penis. Some children are born with this condition, and others may develop it due to an aggressive circumcision. In this case, adhesions form between the scrotal and penile skin as the circumcision attempts to heal. 

Webbed penis does not interfere with any of the various penile functions, and usually causes no issues unless multiple circumcisions are performed in an attempt to cut back the skin. A webbed penis is unlikely to change unless surgery is performed, but surgical outcomes are often highly successful

Concealed Penis

A concealed penis is an average sized penis that is hidden within the pad of fat that resides over the pubic bone. It is sometimes called buried or hidden penis. Concealed penis can occur from birth, or post-circumcision. It is relatively common in infants and toddlers, but can occasionally occur in older children or adolescents who are obese

If the penis can easily be exposed by gently pulling on it or by depressing the surrounding fat pad, then there is a good chance it will grow normally and reveal itself over time. Occasionally surgery is needed to correct concealed penis, but either way, the outlook is quite positive for children with this condition. 

Trapped Penis

Trapped penis refers to a penis of average size that is partially stuck in the pubic fat pad. Children with this condition are not born this way, but it develops as a result of circumcision. Circumstances that cause this include the routine circumcision of a webbed penis, or when circumcision coincides with significant scrotal swelling from a hydrocele or hernia. Scarring or adhesions then partially trap the penis within the pad of fat. This is an unfortunate case that can predispose children to urinary tract infections or urinary retention. In the case of trapped penis, surgery is usually advisable in order for it to function normally.

Illustration of male reproductive system.

 

Penis Size Defined: Average Penis Size — Stretched Penile Length

All of the above conditions have a penis of normal size. In determining size, the “stretched penile length” is far more important than the “relaxed length.” To evaluate penis size, stretch the penis gently and measure from the bone at the base all the way to the tip. Be sure to depress the surrounding fat pad to get all the way to the base. Here are the normal values (Adapted from Feldman KW, Smith DW. Journal of Pediatrics. 1975; 86:395):

Age
Normal: Mean +/- 1 SD (inches)
Abnormal: Mean – 2.5 SD (inches)
0-5 years
1.5 +/- 0.3
0.75
Onset of puberty
2.5 +/- 0.4
1.5
Adult
5.2 +/- 0.6
3.7

Some limited growth of the penis does occur between 0 and 5 years of age, and again a small amount between 5 years and onset of puberty. Adult sized penis and testicles are generally reached about 5 years after onset puberty, but the exact timing is varied. 

Micropenis

Also known as microphallus, micropenis refers to penis length more than 2.5 standard deviations below the average size for age. For a newborn, a stretched length that is less than ¾ inch (1.9 cm) is considered micropenis. 

Cases of micropenis are considered to have hormonal origins, although the specifics of that have yet to be revealed. It is believed that a sort of hormonal imbalance occurs sometime after 14 weeks gestation, once the penis has formed. Babies born with micropenis should have their hormone levels monitored, in addition to checking chromosomes in order to assess for any underlying genetic syndrome. It’s also helpful to get an MRI to check hormone-secreting glands. 

Often the first step in treatment may be a three-month trial of testosterone supplementation. If the penis grows in response to testosterone, the outlook is hopeful for average adult penis size and function. 

Even if there is no response to hormone treatment, some studies of micropenis have found that even if a boy grows up with a small penis, most are able to stand to urinate, maintain normal erectile function, and be sexually active. Their partners also report sexual satisfaction. In the past, doctors would recommend gender reassignment surgery for children with micropenis who did not respond to testosterone therapy. However, this opinion has changed given that many children with micropenis can maintain healthy functionality of the penis, and some adults who have received treatment for intersex conditions argue strongly against gender reassignment before the child is old enough to choose. Penile prosthesis are available to children if desired, or if peer teasing is an issue. For families considering reassignment surgery, there are a growing number of gender clinics across the country that can provide individualized counseling and treatment for families exploring this option.

Absent Penis

Also called penile agenesis, this condition is very rare, affecting only 1 in 20 million children. Typically in such cases the scrotum and testicles form normally, but there is no penis. If your child is born with this condition it’s important to consult not only your pediatrician but also a geneticist, endocrinologist, urologist and mental health expert. Their collective assessment can be helpful in deciding what measures to take for the health and well-being of your child. 

The Trouble with Phthalates

Phthalates are synthetic chemicals found in many plastics, used to make plastics more pliable and less brittle. When absorbed in the body, phthalates have the capacity to affect hormones, including the increase of estrogens in the form of xenoestrogens. It’s well understood that high levels of phthalates make male animals more feminine, with altered genitals, altered behavior, poor-quality sperm, and increased infertility. But the effect on human babies has not been well studied. However, one sobering study suggests that exposure to phthalates before birth may under-virilize boys, which can be seen with a shorter penis length, thinner penis width, smaller and less distinct scrotum, shorter distance between the anus and scrotum, and higher likelihood of undescended testicles. The study was conducted by researchers from several medical schools, in conjunction with the National Center for Environmental Health. 

A study was done that tested the urine of pregnant women for 9 common phthalates. The tallied amounts varied considerably from woman to woman. Next, a different set of researchers collected measurements of 134 boys’ genitals. Babies whose mothers were in the top quartile of 4 of the different phthalates in their urine ranged from 3 to more than 10 times more likely to have an anogenital index (AGI) shorter than expected when compared to babies whose moms were among the 25 percent with the lowest levels of these particular phthalates. No differences were detected with the other 5 types of phthalates.

Phthalates are a relatively recent addition to manufacturing, new to the environment within about the last 50 years. Phthalates are found in plastic wraps, bags, medical equipment and toys, as well as other plastic products. They are also frequently used in the recipes of many personal care products, including makeup, lotions, shampoos and soaps, as well as paints and pesticides. Many organic products will proudly state they are free of phthalates. As these chemicals are extremely common, it is wise to seek out products that clearly say they do not include these additives. 

Take note! The chemicals from plastics, paints, pesticides, and personal care products are absorbed by our bodies, and can possibly alter an unborn baby’s development. There is still little we know about this effect on human health. From the urine study, it’s clear some phthalates are more dangerous than others for hormonal development, but it’s also possible that other phthalates affect us in ways we have yet to measure. For example, we are still learning about how these and other chemicals interact with each other in our bodies. However, this study is extremely helpful, as it suggests we might find ways to avoid our current situation of increasing infertility, genital, and gender problems.

Final Thoughts

Parental concerns over any variation of inconspicuous penis are understandable. If there is any question regarding the size and health of a child’s penis, it’s important for pediatricians to first examine and measure, then clearly communicate to parents if the child’s penis is healthily formed and sized. Any questionable results should go to a pediatric urologist for a plan to ensure the health of the baby, and monitored with continued visits as the child grows older. In most cases, an inconspicuous penis is readily treatable. The vast majority of children with this condition go on to live happy, healthy, normal lives. 

References and Resources

Bianca S, Ingegnosi C, Ettore G. Maternal and paternal risk factors for hypospadias. Environ Health Perspect. 2005;113(5):A296.

Casale AJ. Concealed penis in childhood: a spectrum of etiology and treatmentJ Urol 1999;162(3 Pt 2): 1165-8.

Reilly JM, et al. Small penis and the male sexual roleJ Urol  1989;142:569-7. 

Van Seters AP, et al. Mutually gratifying heterosexual relationship with micropenis of husbandJ Sex Marital Ther 1998, 14:98-107.

Van Wyk JJ, et al.  Should boys with micropenis be reared as girls? Journal of Pediatrics 1999; 134(5), 579-583.

Gillenwater JW. Adult and Pediatric Urology. Mosby Year Book; 1991.

Veale, D, et al. Nomograms for flaccid/erect penis length and circumference. BJU Int 2015, 115: 978-986.

Dr. Greene is a practicing physician, author, national and international TEDx speaker, and global health advocate. He is a graduate of Princeton University and University of California San Francisco.

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  1. Nadira

    My son is 5and half years old . We sized his penis as 1.45inch is that conceded as abnormal ? He is not circumcised yet . If it is abnormal what can we do for treatments?
    Thank you

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    • Hi Nadira,

      I understand your concern.

      While this may be normal, it’s likely wise to talk to your child’s pediatrician.

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  2. Gabriel

    I am eleven years old but my penis is almost [redacted]. Is that normal?

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    • Hey Gabriel,

      Sorry, but we can’t keep up with all the questions about individuals’ specific situations so we are taking an unprecedented path on this subject. We are not going to accept comments from boys asking if their penis size is normal or not.

      You can find the answer in this post, but you do have to read the whole thing.

      Sorry, we can’t engage on a personal level. It just got out-of-hand.

      @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  3. Charlie

    Please help. My penis is [redacted]. I have dealt with it but it has shaped my self-esteem and my outlook on life in ways that are quite profound. I have a 6 yr old son. His penis is small. Likely the same genetic makeup as myself. What can I do to negate the negativity he is likely to encounter. I’ve read about hormone treatment. Is this really a thing?

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    • Hi Charlie,

      Many men judge themselves harshly. Have you tried measuring your penis when stretched vs erect? This is the measurement doctors use to determine normal vs abnormal length.

      Per Dr. Greene: “In determining size, the “stretched penile length” is far more important than the “relaxed length.” To evaluate penis size, stretch the penis gently and measure from the bone at the base all the way to the tip. Be sure to depress the surrounding fat pad to get all the way to the base.”

      Since the adult normal size is 5.2 +/- 0.6 (or 4.6″ to 5.8″) if your stretched length is similar to your erect length, you may be normal.

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  4. Chris

    Hi im 12 and when i [redacted] is that normal

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    • Chris,

      The best way to determine normal size is by measuring a relaxed penis when it is stretched. Here are Dr. Greene’s instructions on how to do that: “In determining size, the “stretched penile length” is far more important than the “relaxed length.” To evaluate penis size, stretch the penis gently and measure from the bone at the base all the way to the tip. Be sure to depress the surrounding fat pad to get all the way to the base.”

      Once you have that measurement you can determine your stage of puberty by reading this article. Then you can look at the chart above to determine where you fit.

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  5. WP

    I’m 21years old ,the problem i had is that my penis look like 14years old ,for the past 7 years now i dont see any changes im tired of giving my girlfriend excuse Each time we are about to had Sex , and i keep the hope to myself everything is going to work out soon

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    • Hi WP,

      Some guys actually finish developing by age 14. Have you looked at information on this page to see if you fall into the normal size category? Here’s the punchline:

      Adult – The average stretched length of the adult penis (after puberty is complete) is between 4.6 and 5.8 inches (though a more recent study of 6200 boys, mostly white, from Bulgaria, put the average at 3.1 to 4.3 inches. There’s a lot of variation between studies!)

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  6. Amina

    Hi
    My son is 8years old and i feel his penis is not the actual size of a normal penis of a boy at his age .At the time when he urinates it screeches out upto 1.5/2inches but as soon as he’s done urinating it goes very small n also sometimes within the skin.Times like when he feels cold it increases
    He is 8year and healthy n approximately he weights 40kgs
    Please guide is is there any major problem and what should i do

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    • Hi Amina,

      Dr. Greene has written an article that addresses this issue specifically. He says, “When a penis appears absent or too small, we call the condition inconspicuous penis. Several very different situations are lumped into this category.” You can read the full article here.

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  7. Mashudu

    My son is 7years old n his penis is smaller than my sister’s son who is 2years old.is it normal

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    • Mashudu,

      Thanks for writing in.

      Penis size can vary and still be normal, but your son may have what is called Inconspicuous Penis. Dr. Greene says, “When a penis appears absent or too small, we call the condition inconspicuous penis. Several very different situations are lumped into this category.” You can read an article he wrote about Inconspicuous Penis here.

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  8. Nomfundo

    My son is will be turning 5 this month and his penis is the same size as my nephew who is only 7months. Is it normal for a 5year old to have a 7months old penis size ?

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    • Nomfundo,

      I understand your concern. It is likely wise to have your son examined by a doctor who can do measurements and compare his size to that of other five year old boys.

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  9. Pam

    Hello Dr
    My son is 9years old and his penis size is not seems normal according to your penis size chart, it’s size seems less than an inch, can you please help me where should I go for help,, I spoke to my GP couple of years before he said it’s a normal but I haven’t seen any changes in his penis size since 8years, please reply, thanks.

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    • Pam,

      Thanks for writing in.

      If your GP measured your son’s stretched penis length, it might prove to be in the normal range for pre-pubescence. You can check this page for more information on changes (specifically penis size) during puberty.

      I hppe that’s helpful.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  10. Shameka

    My son has a concealed penis he is 9 and its the size of a baby. What can I do about it?

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  11. Steven

    My son is 11 years old and his penis length is [redacted] is that normal?

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  12. Zoe

    Hello
    My penis grew smaller in size after four days of pulling,yeah it gained some lenth but now the width is unpleasant to me,i need some advice please
    Thanx

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  13. Jess

    Thank you for this chart and the explanations of different penis conditions. After months of low key worry, I figured out pretty quickly with this article that my one year old has a normal sized partially concealed penis. The part visible above the fat pad is only about half an inch, which would be very small if that was the whole thing!

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  14. Jess

    Please listen to intersex people and do not reassign a baby’s gender.

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  15. Crystal

    My son is barely 3 and Compared to his 6 year old brother is more than twice the size larger . Should I be worried it’s so large? When he was born the doctors even commented on his size .

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    • TotalMombie

      Theres not much information for the worry about it being too large…My son is 3 and is a little over 3″ long! My other son is 5 and he is 4″ and a little more or so. The pediatrician I saw laughed at me and said its find but I’m just worried that it’s too large. I dont know, maybe I’m just being a worry wart…but theres just not alot if information on too large boys, only on the other end of the size spectrum… Theres no swelling of the glans, nothing. Their girth is proportional and theres no known health issues as of yet.

      Am I really just being a laughable worry wart, or is there something I should keep an eye out for?

      Thank you

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  16. Hari

    Hi my penis size is like 10 year boy while I am 22 and suffering from phimosis, next month there will be my marriage, please help me how can I treat this..

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  17. Mercy

    Hi, my boy is 2years old he was born with hypospadias and needed one surgery he was repaired at 8mnth but I’m worried that his penis is not growing, could there b a problem.anyone help plz

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  18. Matt

    My question is when you say “stretched penile” too see how long it is do you mean you have to pull it gentle from the head of the penile? My son is 7 months old has a severe hypospadias and i’m curious of the length
    Thanks

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    • Hi Matt,

      That is correct. Also, press the ruler down gently in the fat pad at the base of the penis so it rests against the bone. Do both very gently.

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  19. T.P.

    Hello, I have an 11 year old son who will turn 12 in January. He is 5 feet 3 inches tall. He is very slim and doesn’t have a large fat pad surrounding his penis. He was born premature at 35.5 weeks. I had preeclampsia. I was given medication to help his lungs and was then induced. He stayed in the NICU for a little over 2 weeks. He was jaundiced and on a C-Pap for only a short time. During his NICU stay, he was circumcised. We weren’t aware it was happening. Prior to the circumcision his penis looked normal. As odd as it is to say, as a premie, his penis looked larger than it does now. He is a big boy – much taller than most boys his age. The current size of his penis is slightly over 2.5 inches. The size of his penis in relation to his physical size seems wrong. We’ve talked to multiple pediatricians who say he’s perfectly normal. However, his peers, even younger relatives are double his size and width. We finally got a referral for a geneticist who literally looked at him without tests or measurements and said “he’s fine”. Our pediatrician measured him, and stated his within the limit, however when looking at the scale – he’s at the end. He’s the period at the end of a sentence. He didn’t walk until 18 months. Once he began to walk, and after months and numerous appointments requesting tests or info on why he couldn’t walk up steps, wasn’t strong, needed arch support, we were told he was “low tone”. He then saw an endocrinologist who said “he’s fine”. Am I crazy in thinking his penis is abnormal. He urinates fine and looks normal with the exception of the penis size. Is it wrong for me to continue to pursue this? I don’t want to make him self conscious but, I can tell he already is. Is there anything that can be done at his age/size to help him. I’m so concerned with social stigma. He’s already had such a hard time. With low-tone and athletics which he loves. We recently switched to a new hospital and pediatrician. I’d like to contact the doctor prior to the appointment. What I’d like is for him to bypass the pediatrician and see a specialist. Even if he’s within the normal range he’s squeaking by a hair to be in it and I’m not ok with it. Can you please provide advice.

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    • JK

      “Is it wrong for me to continue to pursue this?”
      Yes. Let it go. He’s been told by a number of physicians that he is within the normal limits, and it’s a perfectly functioning penis. Any further pursuit in comparing size will make him more self conscious and create lifelong issues. Boys’ penises grow during puberty and the *average* size for an adult male (erect) penis is a little over 5 inches. Let it go and reassure him that he is everything he should be and penis size isn’t what makes a man a man.

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    • K.A.

      Oh… my…. God…

      Leave the child alone. Y’all are the one giving him a complex about his privates. Y’all have taken him to numerous doctors… who constantly measure his penis…. think about this. Really think about what you are doing here. How would you feel if your parents kept doing this to you as a young child? Leave the boy alone, before you end up with a suicidal teen from this crazy nonsense.

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  20. Anonymous 712#

    How much pubic hair should a 11 year old have? Is it normal to have early puberty?

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    • Hey Anonymous,

      Check out Dr. Greene’s article about Puberty Stages.

      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  21. Nikko

    Hi I’m 10 my voice has started changing but I think I have a lot of testosterone because it’s changing fast

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  22. Tinika Thompson

    A trapped penis is a normal-sized penis that is partially stuck in the pubic fat pad. Children are not born with trapped penis; circumcision causes it. Routine circumcision of a webbed penis or circumcision when there is significant scrotal swelling this is what happen to my son he is 10 years old and it is really small his brothers are 10 time more then my 10 year old. Before the circumcision it was fine after circumcision Every Retrieve in-and-it hasn’t grown much sense an infant. I am very worried this is the most important part of a man And I don’t know what to do. The Doctors kept telling me it will come out as he lose weight my son lost a lot of weight and it never showed up He often ask me and dad why do it go inside and why is it so small. My main concern is why isn’t it growing.to me this is an Estimate 1.2 for a 10 yrs old. I don’t think its right. I have 3 boys My youngest is the only one with this problem. I have seen similar Situations With a couple of my family members and one friend. my family member Grew over time but I have a friend his never grew and its still retrieves and very small. I don’t want this To happen to my son. I need to fix it while hes young. This can lead to many problems depression low self esteem. I want to fix it while hes unaware of what’s really happening.

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  23. Mchael

    I am 11 and I have a [redacted] penis it has hair on it. did I hit puberty?

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  24. Anonymous

    I’m 11 years old and I can’t pull my foreskin back at all. Is there something wrong with me

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    • Hi Anonymous,

      In an article about cleaning an uncircumcised penis, Dr. Greene says, “If urine can flow freely, the hole in the foreskin is big enough. As long as the foreskin doesn’t easily retract (even in a ten-year-old), only the outside needs to be washed.” Since he called out “even in a ten-year-old” it is logical to think that is the upper limit of normal.

      It’s likely time to discuss this with your doctor. Of course, the first step is to talk to your parents about it if you haven’t already.

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  25. Shizelle

    My 5 year old son penis is 1.7 inches. Is that abnormal?

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  26. Jack

    I am 15 years old and my penis is [redacted]. It is also noticeably smaller than my 3-year-old brother’s. What should I do?

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    • Jack,

      From the info you provided, I’m guessing your size is smaller than your younger brother when it is soft. The size you stated when hard would be extremely large for a 3-year-old.

      Depending on your stage of development, your size when hard is likely normal and there’s nothing to worry about.

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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    • Steve D Sullivan

      I been that way my whole life and I’ve had good relationships with women I have three grandchildren at this point.I wasn’t going to add this but I am because I think it’s crucial make sure that you stand to go to the bathroom don’t be afraid to urinate in front of other men. I didn’t enter the military because I knew that I couldn’t go to the bathroom in front of other men .Trust me it’s no laughing matter as it has complicated sporting events as well as just going into a public restroom and wanting to stand .I have effectively kept secret for over 50 years now not even my son knows.Be a good man and you follow through with the things you need to in life you will be like any other man and maybe even better! Treat women with courtesy and respect. Always protect women.

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  27. Kk

    Hi Dr.Green
    I m from pakistan
    My son is 16 month old. His penis is too small and even his testicles are not very visible only one testicle can feel which is also feels very small size. i have not measured his penis but i looks small. he was circumcised at the age of 2 months. i have 1 elder boy and His penis size looks normal.
    Please guide me.

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  28. Jacob

    I’m 12 years old my penis is [redacted]. Is this normal? And I’m also hitting puberty so how long will it take to get grown all the way?

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    • Hi Jacob,

      There’s a great article on our site that discusses what happens, in what order, and the normal age ranges for these changes to occur. Check out Puberty Stage: Where am I in the process of becoming an adult?

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  29. Joy

    Hi Dr.Gre.

    Im an Asian Mom,
    Im worried on my Son’s penis, He is now 4yrs of Age and i have 1yr old son also,

    Im noticing something about the size of his penis because my 1yr old son is a bit bigger/ i mean the legnth of his penis is different,

    Im comparing it to my 1yr old son is really look small, it this can be a issue for us? I mean where asian Its common that our partners doesnt have that size as the other nationality, but it gives me concern while im comparing it to my 1yr old son to his Older brother size as 4yrs old already.

    The penis of my son 4yrs
    Old is a bit smaller that to my son 1yr old..

    Can you please give us a feedback about my concern so we can know the right person to give our concern. ( i mean a doctor to contact with or specific person to give our concern.)

    Im currently in Kuwait rightnow.

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  30. swarnabha pramanik

    my penis size is small. what I have todo

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  31. Shreya

    My bf is 17 yrs old, though he has small penis. Is he reqire any checkup? Is this effect in having a baby?

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    • Gottabigone

      Natural selection has not eliminated small penis. I think you will be fine. Just experiment with different positions. There are at least 4 ways to get in there. 5 including ivf

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  32. Charlie

    Dear Dr.

    My question could be unusual perhaps. I am 38 year old male who recently got circumcised due to several reasons (medical).

    It’s only been a little over three weeks, and all the sutures are gone and I generally feel good and comfortable. However, I have noticed a significant shortening in the erect state. I have not measure anything precisely, but my guess would be at least 1 to 1.5 inches.

    One more thing is that the size is reaching more pre-circumcised state as the time is passing by. In other words, the first few erections after circumcision were much more shorter, and now the penis size has come up a bit. Is this possibly due to the skin stretching with more erections? I did talk to my surgeon who said, I will get back to my full size with time once the skin gets a chance to keep stretching.

    I have read a lot about tight (high, low) styles etc. I want your opinion on this, if I will be able to get back to my full size or will the shortening be permanent?

    Thanks a lot!

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  33. Riz

    My son is 7 years old. His penis is too small and even his testicles are not very visible. i have not measured his penis but i looks small. he was circumcised at the age of 4. i have 2 younger boys and both’s penis size looks normal.

    Should i consult pediatrician or urologist?

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    • Andrea

      My son is 2.5 years old. We had issues with his foreskin reattaching between 12 months and 24 months of age. It is no longer stuck but he seems much smaller than our 3 week old son. May I add, my 2.5 year old has retracting testicles where sometimes they’re in the scrotum and sometimes they aren’t. Can undesended testicles make the penis appear smaller?

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  34. Grandma

    I’m so glad I found your site read everything, and all comments. Learned alot for the fear of my grandsons very small penis. After reading all I now think I know what he has and have nothing worry about.
    Thank you, Dr. Greene.

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  35. David

    I am 50 now and was born with a Micropenis, my penis has hardly grown since I was around 8 years old.
    you should keep a growth chart and really keep up with your son’s penis size. I wish mother would have, and maybe the doctors could have done something. If anyone is interested I started a Micropenis journal. I hope someday an affliction like Micropenis won’t be joked about or even laughed at.

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    • Mommy

      The obgyn told me my sons penis is too small for her to circumcise it. We took him to his pediatrician at his first newborn appointment and was told it’s not too small and she sent us to a pediatric urologist. She performed the circumcision but never commented on the size being too small but now , my son is 3 months and I feel like it’s too small. He’s border line Micropenis. Not sure if I should worry.

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    • The Medical Capsule

      Pls provide journal

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  36. Jade

    My son is 12 and his penis hasn’t grown since birth, he is tiny. He had issues with his foreskin being stuck and ended up getting circumcised. Could this be why he isn’t growing?

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  37. Dimple

    Hi
    My son age is 13 years I am worried for him because his penis is to small and skin is loose to down side still we r not consulted Gp so please help me .

    Dimple

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    • Victor

      Get his hormone test done, T3,T4 and TCH. Based on report ur doc should able to give u treatment. It’s usually intra muscular testrone injection for 3 months 1 each month or if the TH level is too low Thn it will be 1 weekly fr 3 weeks

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  38. Ashna

    My kids 10. When we want to know the normal health penis size according to the chart are we looking at a erected penis ora normal penis. He is overweight 60 kilos.

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    • Ashna,

      In medicine, the penis is measured as in the stretched length. Dr. Greene describes how to do that: To evaluate size, simply stretch the penis gently and measure from the bone at the base all the way to the tip. Be sure to depress the surrounding fat pad to get all the way to the base.

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  39. D B

    My son is 4. He is very slight in build and is 99cm tall.
    His penis is just over 1.5”. Should I take him to gp?.

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  40. Roberta

    Hi, my son 6 weeks old, has a penis length of 2.5cm measured by doc. He has a hydrocele so you cannot see his penis shaft. He has been given testosterone to promote growth. How long until we see results?

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  41. Amrit

    My wife is worried about my 8 month son panis i am far from them she saying our son panis is not like other same age kids what should we do plz

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  42. Julia

    Hi !
    I just saw a pediatric doctor for the penis of my 8months baby.
    His penis is hidden… but we only get 3cm mesurement.
    She said that its not a micropenis…. but i have a doubt….. what you think :(?

    (My baby still have galactorhea too!!!)

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  43. Adam

    Hi Dr Greene
    Im really worried im not normal as wikipdia states Tanner scale 5 penis is 15cm mine flaccid is about 3.5 inches in 18 and am v depressed about this. I went to the Doctor she just said stop worrying and prescribed 2mg Diazepam please help

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    • Lori Rustin

      I don’t think wikipedia is right on this one. Look at what this article says.

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      • Adam

        Hi Lori
        you right Ive read it all, and all makes sense.
        Problem is wikipedia only tells half the story

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        • Lori Rustin

          Hi Adam – Half the story can be very misleading. Smart to keep searching for answers.

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    • The medical literature is comparing stretched length. Are you measuring the stretched length?

      Here are the instructions: In determining size, the “stretched penile length” is far more important than the “relaxed length.” To evaluate penis size, stretch the penis gently and measure from the bone at the base all the way to the tip. Be sure to depress the surrounding fat pad to get all the way to the base.

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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      • Adam

        sigh of relief thank you so much, it ties in with all other measurements online. 😊😊

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        • Of course! And glad you are relieved.

          Best,
          @MsGreene

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      • Adam

        Hi Cheryl
        I was measuring it unstretched flaccid, Ive taken good note of Dr Greenes trusted info above and yours, thanks for setting things straight much appreciated. My Doc here was very rude just told me to stop worrying. very grateful we have Drgreene.com

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  44. v.muralidhar rao

    My grandson aged 14 years is having penis size of around 5.5 inches in unerected condition.
    Is it not a concern? will it keep on growing?
    When he was 10 years old I noticed the penis bit long I took him to an endocronogilist who said he was attaining early puberty & he administered injection every month till the age of 13 What should I do?

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  45. Worriedmom

    My 8-year old has a very small penis compared to other boys his age. I’m worried if it is true that soy-based formula feed baby will have genital abnormalities before reaching puberty due to a compound called genisteins produced by soy which act in the body to mimic the effect of estrogen. When my son was still a baby he was allergic to cow-based formula so his pedi gave him soy-based formula. Is it really hormonal issue why he’s having small penis? Should I bring him to a specialist? His pedi before didn’t mention any negative effects of soy formula. My daughter also was soy-based formula fed and she started having an underam odor at the age of 5 which is too early, she’s now 7. They said it was because of the milk she had when she was a baby. Now, I have a one month old baby who’s also a soy-based formula feed, I’m too worried for he might be like his older brother when he grows up. Please help. Thank you.

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    • Ashley

      Hi there. My son was also given soy based formula as a baby due to allergies and seems to be experiencing the same issue as your son. Could you please tell me what information you have learned since your post. Thank you

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      • nomi

        Hi am experiencing the same my boy is 9 now and he’s penis looks small compared to his older brother does the soy milk caused this?

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      • Ashley

        Hello again. I took my son (7.5 yrs old) to a pediatric urologist to discuss my concerns over his penis size due to soy formula (he too was allergic to cow’s milk and my milk never came in).

        The doctor that I took him to is highly regarded in the medical community.

        He looked at my son’s penis and told me he is of normal size and looks like all boys should his age. He checked his testicles as well, and there were no issues.

        He assured me that soy formula did not have any ill effects on boys penises. He even pulled his colleague into the room to confirm this information.

        The doctor actually shamed my son’s pediatrician for creating such worry and concern for us. Especially, because this is not her field of specialty.

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    • Sam

      Don’t give them soy at all. It’s not good for us.

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  46. Puneet KAUR

    hello doctor
    my son is 6 and half years old, his penis size is smaller, if compare to the boys of his age, he didn’t had any complications after his birth. is it normal? should I wait for some more time?
    thanks

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  47. Pabitra Saikia

    Sir,
    I am from Assam, India, Sir, my baby is now one month old now I am facing one problem, problem is baby’s one side penis Testicle is big size air please give me solution.

    Thanking you
    Pabitra Saikia
    Golaghat . Assam, India.

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    • When one testicle seems bigger than the other, it’s important to consider the possibility of a hernia or a hydrocele (a collection of fluid). The two articles linked here describe both conditions and what to do. If possible to have someone knowledgeable examine your son, that would be great. Best, DrGreene

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  48. Lee

    When they say stretched penis is this the same as an erect penis?

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    • Hi Lee,

      Thanks for writing in.

      A stretched penis and an erect penis are NOT the same thing. Here are Dr. Greene’s directions for measuring the stretched penis: “To evaluate penis size, stretch the penis gently and measure from the bone at the base all the way to the tip. Be sure to depress the surrounding fat pad to get all the way to the base.”

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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  49. Alicia

    My son is 10 and his penis has not grown his penis look like it hides he say that it out when he wakes up then it hides it look k s like a baby should I be worried but he is a big boy he pushing 170 is a that part of the problem

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  50. Moose

    As an old boarding school hand I can tell you that pre-pubertal boys do display a range of penis sizes,(not as much as adults obviously), that as a rule they don’t grow incrementally, they stay infant size until suddenly growing as puberty kicks in and that a three year old could be better endowed than his pre-pubescent 15 year old brother……I know this from sharing a beach hut and an eagle-eyed, loud-mouthed sister with said three year old!

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    • Big guy

      Pre-pubescent at 15?? That’s called delayed puberty… I was bigger than most adults at 15…

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  51. Natasha

    Hi Dr Green, my son is 10 years old and l have noticed recently that he is hiding his penis and we believe that it’s due to his size, he is a Botton sized while his 4 year old brother is around the 2inches. He had a small cyst removed at 7 months old from his right testical. Could this have effected his penis growth. He is a bigger boy at 150cm in height and weights 56kg but very active. Please help as we don’t want him to suffer growing up and is there anything that you recommend we do for him.

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    • Hi Natasha,
      Thanks for writing in!It would be wise to have your son examined by a pediatrician or pediatric urologist. He will be able to tell you and your son if he is on track for his age and stage of development. If he’s not, the doctor will be able to help you with next steps.
      For more information about stages of development, see Penis Size During Puberty.
      Hope that helps!
      Alexandra (caring helper at drgreene.com, not a doctor)

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  52. Andrew Herndon

    My sons 2 and has a 4 inch penis!
    Is that normal for a kid his age?

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    • .

      depends on how big your husbands penis is and your fathers
      but when I was a 2 I was like the same as yours but this is really big for his age

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    • Jacob

      No

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  53. Kamech

    I am worried about the size of my 10 year old son.His penis length is obviously less than 2inches. I have taken him to a doctor and I was reassured that all is normal.I continously and unconsciously compare him with his 8 year old brother whose penis appears relatively more in girth and length.I hope am not unnecessarily agitated but for sure I need to allay my fears.

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    • Natasha

      My son is the same and l compare him to our4 year old who already has a 2inch penis. I also have just posted and asked for recommendations. Hope all works out for your boy.

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      • Jacob

        Your 4 year old has a big penis. 11 year olds is where you have a 2 inch penis. Also why do you know that your 4 year olds penis is 2 inches

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  54. AJ

    My son is days away from being six years old and his penis is tiny. He was circumsized at birth and again at age 4, because something wasn’t done right the first time. I have never seen it “get hard” or even move. Is this normal? I don’t understand any of this seeming as I am a female. What size should a six year old be? My boyfriend’s son is turning 3 in February and he has a large penis that gets to about 2 inches when he is errect (peeing). It’s just big in all aspects. Why is my son(a 6 yr old) so small compared to a 3 year old?

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    • AJ,

      Dr. Greene says it would be wise to have a doctor examine your son. Sometimes the penis is hidden in a fat pad and is perfectly normal. Other times there may be an issue. Either way, having him checked is a good idea.

      I hope that helps.
      Best, @MsGreene
      Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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      • AJ

        Will do, thank you!

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  55. Sam

    Folks, Don’t give your kid a complex!
    If you are going to measure his penis, measure other things at the same time. Measure his height, the length of his fingers, the girth of his ankle, etc. Make measuring his penis just part of something that makes it seem routine. If you just lay him down and slap a ruler against his penis, he’s going to remember that and start worrying.
    Sure, if he’s come to you and said he thinks his penis is smaller than his friends, you can say, “Well, maybe there’s a problem. Let’s see how long it is so we can check with a doctor if it’s not developing as it should.” But if he’s not raised the issue – and is over 5 or so – don’t plant the concern in his head.
    Guys worry about size too much already. Having mom or dad slap a ruler on an 8 to 11-year old is only going to make things worse.
    I really don’t understand why the doctor hasn’t mentioned this.

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    • C.C

      I’m glad I read your post. I didn’t think about that. Very smart.
      Thank you.
      C.C

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    • Bilbo

      Thanks for this advice. I’ve been worried about how do I begin to measure my little boy without making him aware as he is already a shy boy.

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  56. NENA

    Hi Dr Green, what is the side effects of testosterone injection for 5 year old boys?

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  57. Gel

    Maybe not circumcising would solve a lot of these issues.

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  58. Ali

    Does the penis grow every year until puberty begins?

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  59. K

    Hi Dr.Greene.com,

    I just got back from the pediatrician with my 4yo son, and while based on your chart here he doesn’t quite have a micropenis, he is almost half the size of what he should be and only a hare’s breath away from a micropenis.
    I’m planning to take him to an endocrinologist, and wanted to know what treatment options (aside from testosterone) we can expect, and how are the outcomes for these boys if testosterone doesn’t work? Also, does their penile growth pattern generally follow their childhood size into adulthood? As in, if he is about half size now, and nothing works, is it likely he’ll remain about half the normal size into adulthood?
    Sorry for the awkward questions, I’m just concerned for him. Thank you for the help!

    K

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  60. Belinda

    My Son’s penis is very very small compared to his friends & they give him grief over it. What should I do?

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    • Belinda,

      It would be wise to have your son examined by a pediatrician or pediatric urologist. He will be able to tell you and your son if he is on track for his age and stage of development. If he’s not, the doctor will be able to help you with next steps.

      For more information about stages of development, see Penis Size During Puberty.

      Hope that helps,
      @MsGreene

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      • Mateo

        Im 11 years old i dont know if my penis is the normal size that it supposed to be but i measured it and it was about [redacted].
        Can you tell me what it supposed to be please?

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        • Hi Mateo,

          Doctors measure the stretched length of the penis (not soft or hard). The average stretched length of the penis before puberty is somewhere between 2.1 and 2.9 inches. I bet if you measure your penis when it is stretched out, you’ll be in the range.

          I hope that helps.
          Best, @MsGreene
          Note: I am the co-founder of DrGreene.com, but I am not Dr. Greene and I am not a doctor. Please keep that in mind when reading my comments and replies.

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    • No

      How do you know what your sons friends dicks look like

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      • I’m assuming it’s based on her son’s reporting. Kids talk.

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  61. Tracey

    My boy is 10 years old and his penis is less then 2.4 inch. His 1.3 m and weight 34 kg it never bother him before but have asked me about it why his is smaller then his class mates. His healthy boy, no smoking or drinking or any rare diseases in the family history

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    • Belinda

      My Son’s penis is very very small compared to his friends & they give him grief over it. What should I do?He is 10 & healthy.

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    • Jonathan

      My penis is that small hard and I’m 16 soo he’s lucky

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      • Beate

        Don’t be ashamed to go see a doctor. You are very young. Perfect age to do something about it. You are not alone with your worries my dear

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  62. Robin

    My 11 year old son is circumcised since the first week after birth. His penis always looks like it is sticking straight out and he is constantly adjusting himself because it is uncomfortable. It never hangs or dangles. He is not over weight and very athletic. What should we do if anything?

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    • Start out by talking with your pediatrician. He or she will likely do a physical exam and give you suggestions. If your pediatrician hasn’t been helpful, you could see a urologist.

      Hope that helps,
      @MsGreene

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  63. Worried mam

    i am worried that my 11 year old son has a problem with his penis, you can’t see it unless you pull the skin back BUT he is circumcised. My husband reckons it will correct itself but I can’t help but think there’s more to it……I also feel that his circumcision wasn’t done correctly as he still has a bit of skin around his penis and when it’s pulled back you can then see his penis.

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    • I’d schedule an appointment for a physical exam with his pediatrician. At his age, the pediatrician will likely ask you to leave the room for the exam. Be sure to mention your concern before you go, or better yet, talk to your pediatrician before the appointment and tell him your concern when your son is not able to hear the conversation. There’s no need to suggest your concern to your son, but he deserves to be checked. If your current pediatrician isn’t concerned, get a second opinion just to be sure.

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      • Billy

        At 11 the pediatrician will likely have his mother leave the room?
        It’s ridiculous how we have ‘sexualized’ the nudity of kids. If a mother is concerned about her son, and it’s not a problem that a doctor sees it, how would it be wrong for a child’s mother (who said in her post she’s seen it) to be in the room.

        When I was a teenager my mother was in the exam room all the way through my physical. No, it wasn’t traumatic, & I didn’t need a ‘safe space’ like college kids do now for the smallest things.

        No wonder our kids turn to sex so early in life now, they’re shamed (subtlety) into loosing their innocence when it concerns nudity (even in a ‘safe environment’ like home or a doctors office).

        No wonder kids don’t even shower at school after P.E. anymore. Showering next to others of the same gender is now a kin to something sexual. What a shame.

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    • Billy

      To ‘Worried mam’:
      With all due respect to Dr. Greene (& this wonderful forum of advice), I wouldn’t give my business to any doctor who asked a mother to leave the room so he/she could examine her 11 year old son.
      You brought this child in the world & you have every right to be there for that full examination. If there’s something wrong with you (his mother) seeing your sons penis than there should be something wrong with a doctor seeing it too. In actuality, our society should stop shaming the innocence out of kids concerning nudity.

      While I don’t feel it would be appropriate for a father to be in an exam room with his daughter beyond this age, a mother being with her son even into his early teens shouldn’t be a problem. It’s important for boys to not be shamed into self conscience bashfulness. That’s medical knowledge that goes way back. Sadly, in recent years some of this knowledge has been set aside

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  64. Simone

    Good Day,

    Is it possible for my baby’s penis to grow closed. When he was smaller nurses told me not to pull back the foreskin and now I see that the tip of the penis is not a very pinkish colour. Its hard to pull the skin away and expose the penis. Is surgery needed or can I help him at home?

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    • Alex

      Greetings, Simone

      My son had a similar issue, but when his penis started to grow in puberty the skin around it developed normally and all is fine with him now.

      I hope this was helpful.
      With best regards, Alex

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  65. pam

    Hi there,

    I am very worried mom. My elder son is 4.8 years old and weighs about 22kg. His penis size before erection is half inch and after erection is 1.1 inch. I know this is small Is it micro-penis? Will face difficulty in his sex life?

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  66. Lisa

    Dr. Greene,

    My son is 7 months old and when I push the skin back, his penis is still less than an inch. It’s maybe 2 cm. :/ I switched pediatricians because the first one told me he had a small penis and joked about it. I was mortified. I want to make sure my son is okay and make sure he does not need hormone therapy or anything like that. Could you please direct me to a doctor in the New York area. I live in Nassau County on Long Island. Thank you in advance for any advice you can provide.

    Best regards,
    Lisa

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    • Imran

      Dr. Greene,

      My son is 7 months old and when I push the skin back, his penis is still less than an inch. It’s maybe 2 cm. :/ I switched pediatricians because the first one told me he had a small penis and joked about it. I was mortified. I want to make sure my son is okay and make sure he does not need hormone therapy or anything like that. Could you please direct me to a doctor in the New York area. I live in Nassau County on Long Island. Thank you in advance for any advice you can provide.

      Best regards,

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      • Hello,

        I con’t know of a specific doctor in your area to recommend, but look for a pediatric urologist. You may need to call a nearby pediatric hospital to find someone with that speciality.

        Hope that helps.
        @MsGreene
        Mom, Co-Founder DrGreene.com, not a doctor

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  67. Jay

    My son is almost 5 months old. He has a big penis. Its like the size of a 3 yrs old. I noticed it after circumcision. Should I be worried?

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  68. KLEE

    My son was the same as yours at that age and I had the pediatrician put a referral in for an endocrinologist. The endocrinologist gave him a testosterone shot which helped.

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  69. WorriedMom

    My son is almost 8 years old but I am worried whenever I see his penis seems buried especially after taking his shower. Whenever I asked him to stretch the skin down ( he is not circumcised yet) it was like less than 2 inches or about 3 cm only. He is kind of big for his age and weighs 90 pounds and height is 4 feet and 3 inches. I asked his pediatrician when he was 6 years , he said it was normal. How come it seems remain the same length since he was 6 years old?

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    • Dad of five

      Your son is a normal height for his age, but he is quite overweight. An 8 year old should be between 50 and 65 lbs, on average. To get an accurate penis measurement on him, the fat pad around his penis needs to be gently pushed back, and you need to measure his penis length while gently stretching it. Make sure you actually measure and don’t just guess. His stretched penis length should be at least 2 inches long.

      The best way is to have him lay on his back, take a ruler, hold it at the base of his penis, and gently push the ruler against the fat pad at the root of his penis. With your other hand, gently stretch his penis while keeping it straight and up against the ruler, and you will have the measurement. 2.5 inches long is about average for his age.

      If you are not comfortable doing this, have his pediatrician do it. I’m sure he would be more comfortable having this done at home though. Just be reassuring and positive. Measuring without stretching is pointless, for example, if he is cold after showering there can be temporary shrinkage. A boy’s penis does not grow much at all between age 5 and age 11 or so, till puberty kicks in. Maybe about 1/4 of an inch, is all. So you may not notice any growth till he hits puberty. Hope that helps, keep us updated. Though I’m sure he is developing ok. Its good to make sure for his sake.

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      • Cristina

        What would you say is the average size for a 4 year old.

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        • Per the chart above, the average size for a four year old is 2.2 inches.

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  70. Tazz

    Im worried about my son…he is now 21! he was circumcised at 2 year old due to his penis ballooning every time he wee’d. The doctor told me it would develop with age and puberty but this has not happened :-(. I have seen my son in the shower and am extremely embarrassed for him, I would never mention it to him as he already has issues. He has never mentioned it to me either. am struggling with what to do…I know this is having a huge impact on my sons life he is extremely angry, and I know a lot of his anger is down to his willy. How can I approach this??

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    • Ashley

      Hi

      My son is almost 4 years old and I’ve noticed he has trouble aiming when he pee’s, so I measured with a ruler and his penis is only 1.5 inches. Is this normal?

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