Inguinal lymph node dissection (ILND) has oftenbeen considered among patients with ≥pT1b penilesquamous cell carcinoma (SCC). In this video,we describe the surgical technique of a roboticILND using the purpose-built single port (SP) roboticplatform on a 78-year-old man who previouslyunderwent total penectomy for a moderately differentiatedpenile SCC with corpus spongiosum invasionand negative surgical margins (pT2NxR0).Despite a negative staging scan for metastatic disease,physical examination demonstrated mobile,subcentimeter inguinal lymph nodes bilaterally.The patient elected to undergo SP-ILND, whichwas completed through a single 3 cm incision at twofingerbreadths beneath the inguinal crease withinthe femoral triangle. The procedure was completedsuccessfully without the need for an additionalport or evidence of intraoperative complications.The robotic console time was 146 minutes, and intraoperativeblood loss remained minimal at 10 ml.The patient was ready for discharge home within4 hours. He reported minimal postoperative painand lower extremity edema. Histopathology revealed 6 lymph nodes from the right and five fromthe left, with evidence of metastatic SCC with extranodalextensions involving the left medial packets(pN3). There was no report of postoperativecomplications within 90-days of surgery. Despitethe need for future studies, this novel minimallyinvasive surgical technique promises significant enhancementsin patient recovery, favoring reducedpostoperative pain, less risk of lower extremity edema,and shorter hospital length of stay.