A complication of circumcision where the lack of adequate shaft skin causes hairy pubic and scrotal skin to be drawn onto the erect penile shaft (also called Hirsute Penis).
Hypospadias refers to the abnormal location of the urinary opening. It can be either congenital, or the result of a surgical (Iatrogenic) mistake during circumcision (see photo below).
A thong worn by athletes in the classical Greek gymnasium around the acroposthion to ensure that the glans remained concealed. (Its exposure would have been offensive.) If their circumcision was not too radical (pariah), Jews could use the kynodesme to conceal it.
The tiny swellings on either side of the meatus. These small, tender protrusions are commonly missing in three-quarters of circumcised men due to abrasion, which can lead to meatal stenosis.