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genital warts what do they look like :: Article Creator Pearly Penile Papules Pearly penile papules are small bumps that appear on the head or shaft of the penis. They are not itchy or painful and typically appear for the first time during adolescence or young adulthood. ("Papules" is a medical term for bumps.) Pearly penile papules are harmless bumps found on the head of the penis. (Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons) These papules are: White, pink, or yellow and may have a pearly sheen Rounded, raised bumps on the skin 1-2 millimeters wide and 1-4 millimeters long Normally in a couple of rows around the head of the penis They are harmless, although people sometimes mistakenly think they come from a sexually transmitted infection (STI). They're also often confused for genital warts or molluscum contagiosum, two skin conditions with a similar appearance. If you're unsure what's causing your papules, talk t...