Guys - Has a Doctor ever commented on your Penis size?

No comments about size. But I have been questioned about my foreskin, asked why I as not circumcised, and been told that it would be best if I would consider having my foreskin circumcised.

Yes,.. It was a much older family doctor, in a solo practice, that made the comment about my size. At the time, I must have been near 40, and he commented on my uh, 'status'... and it wasn't that I was circumcised,...

When I was a teenager the doctor I saw every year for medicals used to make comments about how I was developing. His comments were usually about hair developing or my voice dropping but I remember him saying a couple of times that my penis was above average size for my age. I'm not sure it was true but it make be feel good hearing that.

Odd about penises and size. If anyone, doctor or not, commented that your head was much larger than average, how would that be taken I wonder? Or say if your arms or legs were far longer than average? Seems like you'd be described as lanky or ungainly, maybe even gangly - none of which is really flattering.

Isn't it just better to be nicely proportioned, with a pleasing esthetic ratio of penis size related to height?

Not about size but one doctor did comment about my PA piercing many years ago.

Never had a doc comment on my penis size. I guess they spent too much time looking for it.

Now I have had a doc or two comment about one testicle being bigger than the other, or that they didn't hang at the same level.

Can't imagine any Doctor commenting on your genitals, unless of course there was a medical abnormality.

Never about the size but I had a doctor at a hospital comment about my shaved balls.

Never about the size but I had a doctor at a hospital comment about my shaved balls.

Yep, the same has happened to me. Prior to me having my vasectomy the Doctor said that I had really gone to town shaving. Which I had. There was not a hair sprouting from either my scrotum or any where around it. I have to say that I don't normally go to anything like that extent but, I do keep things trimmed.

I'm a medical professional and I work in a teaching hospital in NYC. Each year we are required to do all the blood work and get all the tests the the hospital wants in order to keep our credentials current. One of those things involves a physical exam done by a doctor on staff.

Most years it's a quick and unremarkable event, but last year I had a rather interesting experience. I reported to the staff health center and was greeted by a young woman physician who I knew mostly from staff meetings and occasional professional interaction. I did know that she was a competent and professional doctor, but I had heard that she was also a bit of a practical joker and quite mischievous.

When she realized that I was there for my medical exam she asked if I would prefer to have another doctor do the exam since we knew each other and she didn't want me to be embarrassed. I told her that I was sure there wasn't anything that she could do that would embarrass me. She raised and eyebrow and said, "Oh really? Are you sure?"

I could tell that she had taken my statement as a challenge and I started to get a little nervous, but I held my ground and repeated that I was confident that I could withstand whatever she dished out.

"Okay," she replied, "you've been warned."

She smirked and led me into an exam room and told me to take everything off and put on a gown. What she didn't know was that I was hoping that she would do her best to embarrass me. So, after changing and sitting there I waited to see what would transpire.

She came back into the room, but she wasn't alone. She had two female medical students with her and by the look on their faces I got the impression that they were in on what she was planning. She pulled up a stool and sat down in front of the exam table and asked me to stand up in front of her while the two med students stood right behind her.

When I was standing she explained to the students that she liked to begin every exam with a full assessment of the patients overall condition.

She then looked at me and told me to please remove my gown so she could see all of me.

I must have blushed, but I wasn't about to let on that I was embarrassed so I simply pulled the gown off and stood there completely naked in front of them. She looked up at me briefly with a little smile on her face and then looked down at my groin. She didn't say anything for the longest time and then she looked up at me again and said,

"Well, the first thing I want to mention is that you should never feel inadequate because of your penis size, lots of men have small penis'."

I was taken by surprise, as were the med students. They both looked at me for a reaction and then tried their best not to burst out laughing.

That was the only time a doctor has mentioned my penis size and it was obviously done as a way of giving me a hard time. I'm sure she wouldn't have done it under other circumstances. It was rather embarrassing and I actually got a real kick out of it.

No, never happened to me.

I am now 60 so this had to have happened when i was in ny 30s.

An older doctor had just had me stand and drop everything when he made a comment about my size and status. I returned to him a couple of more times but ni further comments.

Never a comment on my penis size. I had a female PA comment on my "loose" circumcision. She used a medical term I didn't know and can't recall. When I asked what it meant, she said you've been circumcised but still have a good amount of foreskin. It does cover about 1/2 the head. That was the PA that gave me a DRE as a follow up to prostate cancer surgery. I enjoyed her finger even more than when my urologist gets to do that. I wonder if he knows I actually like his finger in my ass. I've NEVER shied away from a DRE.

My doctors have never straightly commented the size of my penis. When I was young and living my puberty ages my doctor though pointed out that my development is right in schedule. Not just with those words but the idea was the same.

A doctor has never commented on my penis size. Could be something to do with the fact they got their money when i signed papers at the front desk, so there was no need for a compliment.

Unlike masseuses who have told me i have a nice cock or a big cock. See, I haven't tipped THEM yet, so they're gonna talk me up into all kinds of happiness & feel good nonsense they can, in order to optimize that forthcoming tip. 😉

Never until I got with the Family doc. She loves to joke about anything but she doesn't care about the size. just what you are willing to do with it.

As I have aged, my penis has got a tad smaller; don't quite know how this happened, but it is what it is I guess. The little sucker still works fine however. I would be shocked if my Doc commented on the size of my penis. One time during an exam, and intern was accompanying my Doc; I wonder what they talked about after I left.

I always find this type of enquiry quite amusing to be honest . I cannot envisage a medical provider being so unprofessional as to comment on an individual's penis size to be honest unless there is some sort of medical condition that results in ones penis to be abnormally small , large or erect. As an adolescent there are developmental checks , so a record would be made in the notes, as well as whether a males is circumcised or not .

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Not directly, mine is pretty small, and I'm on alot of blood pressure meds and have peripheral and coronary artery disease. At my last physical I was told to drop my shorts, and my doctor asked if I was having any erectile disfunction. The timing of the question made me wonder if it was due to my small penis size.

No, I have never had a Dr. address the size of my penis. I agree, it does not sound very professional for the doctor to make comments unless he or she believed there was something wrong. After I turned 46, my penis suffered "Peyronie’s disease*, which I still have. I think my penis actually did "shrink".

Barring chromosomal or genetic disorders that affect the development of the genitalia, there's no other reason where a doctor commenting on penis size without being asked is appropriate.

Likewise, a doctor commenting on breast size in a female patient or even something less private like nose or ear size is simply rude and unnecessary.

My doctor examines my penis along with my testicles at every yearly Physical I have and she's never commented either way.

An older doctor had just had me stand and drop everything when he made a comment about my size and status.

"Status?"

Never

Since I was a late bloomer with puberty not until I was 18 or so, one physical that I had as a 15yo the doc asked if I was" OK with the way I was developing down there" ?---since I was already naked in front of him and him pointing towards my mid section, I just froze there with no answer. I was of course super embarrassed already without that question and I am sure my childish unit went into hiding.

Yes...all the time(because I am hard as soon as I am told to disrobe completely). The nurse has said, I see your of average size! And I see you have to sign of E.D.I have always gotten a erection(even when I was a little boy).

@joshs26 I guess you live in a special place where fantasy becomes reality. They have drugs for that.

No comment about my penis size but the last two doctors were concerned about my foreskin (tight). One doctor highly recommended circumcision.

Yes, I have gained a lot of weight and have a good size belly now. He told me my penis is very small now and feels it is from my weight gain. He told me I have mirco penis now.

Never a comment from the doctor about size but I did get a "looks like everything is working" comment once I believe due to having a slight erection.