What is this?

you dont see that wrinklage and those white spots? Zoom in on the picture

I see lots of things that some may regard as a problem, I wanted to make sure what your concern was.

Dealing with the wrinklage would be a long process to address - the essential about that would be even if you did everything to make your penile skin as healthy as possible you may not see any real change to this, for literally, 4, 5 or even more years, and most of it may always be present.

So, how long have the white spots been present? Have you consulted a medical professional about these?

Zooming distorts the image so I cannot tell what it is they are. My suggestion would be to see a Skin Specialist / Dermatologist about this .....

a lot of things like what? and yes I did they keep saying nothing wrong and that the wrinklage is a result of being circumsized but I think thats false because I never had none of these problems until I had sex with a female around this time last year so for the past year I have been dealing with this. I seen a dermatologist and she said i should just put some vaseline down there which didnt do anything. As far as the white patches they didnt appear until about 2 weeks ago. My problem is that I've been taking all these antibiotics but stuff just keeps appearing so at this point idk what to do. I'm scared to have sex because I dont want to give anybody anything because I know its something regardless of what the doctors are saying because I never had these problems until I had sex with the girl.

My suggestion would be to find a Dermatologist that knows what they are talking about.

Yes, the general appearance of the skin on the upper shaft of your penis is due to you being circumcised - the issue is very few men recognise that the skin of the upper penis is unlike skin elsewhere on the body, it is very easily irritated and what you see is the result of a variety of things causing deterioration to the quality or healthiness of the skin.

So the major impact is the circumcision as this immediately removes that natural source of hydration for the skin itself. This is further compounded by years of exposure to things like soap, shower gel and other forms of body wash. Then there could be a whole range of other chemicals, even simply using skin creams, baby oil or lotion, lubes and so on - once penile skin is sufficiently damaged contact with anything that is chemical based is most likely to cause further deterioration.

As I stated before, even if you did everything possible to make your penile skin as healthy as possible you may not see any real difference for up to 5 years or so.

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Essentially, the white patches are the major reason you need to see a Dermatologist - these need to be correctly identified and the correct treatment put in place as soon as possible, as, potentially, this could be the signs of a severe skin condition.

The issue is finding or gaining access to one who is actually going to deal with the issue in the best way possible, are you in the UK ..... ?

I'm in the US. And I did some research could it be possible the wrinkling was caused by masturbation?

.... no!

What you have is the result of years of damage to your penile skin - for most males this is the result of exposure to soap and other body cleansers - if you have regularly applied things like skin cream or anything else that has a chemical base that can further damage penile skin - but circumcision is the major prompter for this to occur.

As I say, you must see a Dermatologist for them to confirm what the white patches are ......