ANATOMIC DEVICE FOR MALE INTIMATE HYGIENE FOR LOCAL APPLICATION

Abstract

The present invention relates to an anatomical device for localized male intimate hygiene, belonging to the technical field of personal hygiene and sanitation, specifically to non-implantable devices for male intimate cleansing. The technical problem addressed by the invention lies in the lack of simple, ergonomic, and effective solutions that allow for truly localized male intimate hygiene without fluid dispersion, pressurized systems, or dependence on fixed sanitary facilities. The invention proposes as its main solution a container with an anatomical male geometry, capable of confining a specific volume of water, soap, or medicated solution directly in the area to be cleansed, incorporating ergonomic handles and auxiliary compartments for cleaning products, thus allowing for safe, comfortable, and controlled use.This configuration eliminates the need for nozzles, hoses, or valves, reducing complexity and health risks. The device is applicable to men's self-care routines, preventative hygiene, support for dermatological or urological treatments, and in basic domestic or clinical settings where efficient localized intimate cleansing is required.