Fordyce Spots
Fordyce Spots (commonly referred to as Sebaceous Prominence) are small painless white spots or bumps that are can be found on the shaft of the penis and around the lips of the face. They are common in males and females of all ages and usually become present during puberty. They are named after an American dermatologist, John Addison Fordyce. These spots should not be confused with be with Hirsuties papillaris genitalis, spots they are on the gland of the penis.
Chemical Gel Treatments Available
We have been searching for various treatments online and Tretinoin Gel appears to be a strong contender as a good gel treatment. Tretinoin Gel has many brand names: Aberela, Renova, Retin-A, Avita, or Stieva-A. These treatments are proven to be effective however reports of itching problems prevent males using the product. The only foreseeable problem is that the gel will need to be constantly applied to the affected area as they may return if the gel is stopped being used.
CU-Skin is a treatment that combines active natural ingredients with modern Dermalogical research, using combating agents such as Tocopherol to dramatically reduce the size and appearance of Fordyce Spots.
CU-Skin
An online alternative for men who would prefer to buy online can visit the Anti-Sebum Website.
CU-Skin extracts excess sebaceous oils and impurities from the spots/lesions by tightening pores from within the follicle, reducing the size and visibility of the spots. This reduces sebum production from within the sebaceous gland itself, leaving the skin smoother and free of Fordyce Spots. The treatment needs to be applied twice daily with a good layer of the treatment, rubbing it into the glands. Visible results can usually be seen after 14 days however their recommended treatment period is 30 days.



bravetart86
Oh one more thing with these if they do disapper they apparently reappear when u stop using the gels/creams :/ They are meant to go away in due time but i missed out on a childhood surrounded by minge as i had mine since i was 14 and gradually got worse im now 24 and still no sign of they fading if anything they couldnt be worse good luck all keep me updated if anything successful come up with what i said or with anti sebum. thanks all