Fournier's gangrene, although bearing the eponymous name of J.A. Fournier, was first reported by Baurienne in 1764 and 1883. His description was characterized by an abrupt onset of a rapidly progressive gangrene of the scrotum in otherwise healthy young males with an absence of a specific causative agent. Today, the frontiers of Fournier's gangrene have expanded to include all cases of necrotizing fasciitis of the perineum and external genitalia males and females from all age groups. All the patients were treated with antibiotics, surgical debridement and frequent wound dressings with hypertonis saline, hydrogen peroxide, colostomy and epicystostomy.