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Troy, Mich. - Looking at the penis is an important part of the dermatological exam. Dermatologists who make the effort will commonly find skin conditions related only to the penis, general skin conditions, cancer, and infections, according to Ali Moiin, M.D., a board certified dermatologist and clinical assistant professor, Wayne State University, Troy, Mich.
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