I had a previous bout of suspected fungal growth on my penis about 2 months ago and I am uncircumcised. This is not the first time in my previous years and the solution every time had been a course of anti fungal cream and if its persistent my gp would also prescribe some pills to clear it up. The itch and fungus would go away normally in a week. While its not advisable on my earlier bouts I have also used hand cleaners or gels to clean the area during shower as a an added measure which fortunately have never sparked Any form of skin allergy. However I noticed this year on my first bout , happened in April and I saw the same doctor my penile skin started peeling in thin layers ( white in nature ) that would seem to roll off the surface as you rub and clean it to expose a shinier new skin under. This happens on the forehead as well as the foreskin adjoining it. Tis has never happened. I was thinking if the very strong anti bad hand wash which I used to clean during shower has taken a toll on the skin. In any case the gp prescribed me some diflucan for a 4 week single dose per week course and everything cleared in 2 weeks including the skin peel. Fast forward 3 months in July I had a reoccurence for some reason but this time with the same symptoms I can t get rid of the skin peel. The gp and also a dermatologist I saw mentioned I no longer have a fungal infection looking at the condition of the penis. There is no itch no discharge and looks clear except for some redness at times when it does peel after every 3 to 4 days. She prescribed daktacort that I think made things worse, more reddening, I tried konzert with not much effect for I think the earlier bouts of canestan has cleared all fungal infection. I am beginning to think i have a dermal condition on the skin for it seems to be really really delicate. I tried just applying a little papaya ointment to moisturizer the area that looked fine for a while but the symptoms would always be the same, over time the skin would just start to peel all over again. please help.