Buried penis is a congenital malformation that can be seen at birth. However, in reality, many cases are detected very late, due to confusion with the manifestations of phimosis and due to lack of attention from parents. Buried penis should be treated early to avoid effects when the child is older.

Buried penis is a congenital malformation that can be recognized immediately after birth in newborns. The disease is not too dangerous but greatly affects the child's daily life and psychology when growing up. Parents need to pay attention to observe and detect early the condition of buried penis in newborns so that it can be treated promptly and properly.

Penile retraction is one of the congenital malformations that can be seen right at birth with the manifestation of a very short or absent penis tube, but usually they are discovered very late or misdiagnosed as phimosis. Early examination will help the penile retraction surgery in boys to be more successful.