Treatment of Divided Nevus of the Penis with Circumcision and Free Inner Prepuce Grafting

Divided nevus of the penis is exceedingly rare. Desruelles et al. reported the first divided nevus on the penis in 1998, and, since then, only 17 cases have been reported in the English language literature. This article presents the successful excision and histopathologic evaluation of the nevi. The glans was reconstructed by a full-thickness skin graft using remnant foreskin. Six months after the operation, the patient showed no deformity of the glans and no loss of sensation. The lesion on the glans can be successfully reconstructed using the remnant foreskin with satisfactory aesthetic and functional outcome. This method is desirable with minimal donor-site morbidity and inconspicuous donor-site scars.