Do I have a webbed penis? If so, what procedure would I need to fix? (photos)

Yes, that is scrotal webbing. Normally the junction between the scrotum and the penis shaft should be at the base of the penis shaft. In your case it is attached almost at the tip of the shaft. This make the penis much shorter visually and for functional purposes during sexual activities. It could be easily excised but be sure your surgeon do a Z-plasty to prevent bowstring contracture. Your surgeon will know about this.

The scrotum is normally attached to the penis; some guys have a low attachment and some have a higher attachment (such as yourself). The Prometheus procedure creates collagen tissue which has a degree of firmness even when flaccid. Therefore, it would definitely decrease the "buried" look.

You have a significant web and a probable hidden or buried penis. I have published extensively on the surgery to correct the buried penis and web in the plastic surgery literature. The web is corrected by excising it along with tacking of the skin on the underside of the penis to the penis at the junction of the penis and scrotum. You also may need to stabilize the penile skin to the penis, so that it cannot bury. It usually involves removing the pubic fat, excising some pubic skin if it is drooping, and suturing the pubic skin to the underlying muscles. ​The surgery is relatively non-invasive, but very few physicians know how to correctly do the surgery. It is highly successful.

Gary Alter, M.D.
Beverly Hills, CA - Manhattan, NY