Hello, thank you for reaching out and providing such a clear description. Based on your excellent observation specifically the "pearly and pink with a dimple in the centre", your suspicion is almost certainly correct. This is the textbook description of Molluscum Contagiosum. Please don't worry, as this is a very common and completely benign (harmless) viral skin infection. Here is what you need to know about treating it: What to Expect: Molluscum only affects the top layer of the skin. While the bumps can eventually clear up on their own, it can take many months. Because they are in the genital area, we highly recommend treating them to prevent them from multiplying or spreading to a partner. How to Treat It: Over-the-counter creams are generally not safe or effective for the sensitive vulvar area. The fastest and most effective treatments require a quick in-person clinic visit. We typically use Cryotherapy (freezing them off with liquid nitrogen) or apply a specialized, prescription-strength topical solution directly to the bumps. Crucial Home Care: Until they are completely gone, do not shave the area, as the razor will easily spread the virus and cause dozens of new bumps. Trim the hair instead. Also, please avoid squeezing or scratching the bumps, and abstain from skin-to-skin sexual contact to prevent transmission.

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