Yes you can. I do it for my exercises to promote blood flow and recovery.
How is your growth going?
Good to know about the Citrulline. Thanks again for your tips. A little update, as I've had a lot to do and not so much time. I really started applying the 2% BHA today. Surprisingly, I didn't feel anything when I applied it, nothing burned or tingled. Absolutely nothing. You were right here again that the skin on the shaft can tolerate it.
But now I'm wondering whether it even works as a peeling if you don't feel anything? Of course nothing changed immediately, that would be too good to be true. So I'll keep doing it now and see if anything happens in 2 weeks.
No, 2% is not enough to cause peeling. 5% will.Good to know about the Citrulline. Thanks again for your tips. A little update, as I've had a lot to do and not so much time. I really started applying the 2% BHA today. Surprisingly, I didn't feel anything when I applied it, nothing burned or tingled. Absolutely nothing. You were right here again that the skin on the shaft can tolerate it.
Keep us all posted.
Darker color when blood flows in is a shadow of blood in combo with superficial colored layer. Is like adding a light brown layer with a dark red layer. Dual layers of dark color causes darker overall color.
Nope. That is to move bruises out of the way from fresh blood accumulation under the skin. Your case is the leftover that got embedded under the skin for many weeks to months, or even years. You will need more drastic measures.
2% is the only thing I can get at the moment. But to be honest, I wouldn't dare try 5%, I'd be too scared that it would irritate my skin. I hope the 2% has an effect. I'll see. I keep you updated.
Can you provide a photo?
Absolutely right. I can only say again and again how impressed I am @oldandlively.
. I'm trying to get rid of my dark infection and now I'm getting a light one instead! Do you think it will normalize on its own? 
I see it. Common skin bleaching. It's definitely a high reaction of the compounds from heated alkaline environment. It will normalize soon. Bleaching causes skin to lighten fast. Pigmentation darken it back over time. Think about your hair being highlighted and returns to it's original color.
It will. Pigmentation is quite fast. As I have told another brother, if you want shading, expose your penis to red light therapy lamps or the full exposure to the sun for an hour a day.I also did a bit of research and there are a few cases of people who have used cortisone cream, for example on their face, and also had light spots. Some of them said they went away on their own in 2-3 days, for some not. I hope that won't be the case for me. So now I've just showered and put Aloe vera gel on it. I really didn't need that
Yeah. Not a good idea. Some will get irritation just salty heated environment alone. Add cortisone to the mix, it's an unpredictable outcome. This is why I go commando.By the way, my skin irritation on my Skin testicles came about because I had the stupid idea of rubbing Retinal Cream on the shaft in extreme hot weather where you are sweating the whole day wearing a underwear, and some of the cream came also on my testicles where the skin is definitely more sensitive then on the shaft. Plus the heat in my underwear, which irritated everything even more. which gave me the next stupid idea of using cortisone cream in the heat and then wearing underpants.
I hope it won't take as long as it did with my dark discoloration. That is almost a year old and nothing has changed. I hope it isn't like that. It's the last thing that I would need. That really makes me sad.
Aloe is perfectly fine. Just make sure you wash the residue of salicylic acid off completely with warm water and soap, damp dry very well, only apply aloe on after the skin air dry for a few minutes.
Give a three days break before continuing. That allows the skin to recover.
Give another month. If it doesn't work, switch to a different method of lightening. There are at least a dozen of chemical lightening solutions. We will fine one that you will be able to use for a long time.
Be sure to always wash off all fluids off you penis and equipment or you risk a broken pump.
Well, actually, I started this Cream route because of my problem with the dark spots caused by the injury. I described my case if you read my post at the very beginning. I never did PE training. But unfortunately I ended up here in the injury section. This device is definitely good, no doubt about it, but I don't think it will help in my case, even if I can order it internationally. It doesn't make sense here from Germany, it's just too much effort, so I'm just trying to find the best therapy and solution that's close to me and that's just these creams for me.
Since your penis is hidden from sunlight, it's unpredictable unless you expose to the sun or red light therapy. If you want fast pigmentation, that's the only way to go if you worry about darken skin for lighten spots.
The face is exposed to the UV spectrums. That allows pigmentation to occur faster. No light, slower pigmentation.
Chemo-bleaching. It's a phenomenon that as predictable as a free delicious meal. You never know what mother nature throws at you as you use manmade chemicals that do not have all the predictable variation.
With a Hypopigmentation, especially like in my case caused because of a cream and not an injury, normally the body should start producing its own Melanin production in the skin again, even without sun exposure.
Yes, the body does generate the melanin over time. Unfortunately, when the clothing covers the skin, the melanin that generates the pigmentation to match the surround is much, much, much slower. This can be observed by performing the same experimentation on your skin that's likely to expose to the UV spectrums, such as your arm. Say you have an abrasion, your skin healed, but you cover it with clothing that will not allow UV spectrums to cause the pigmentation to occur due the darkening of the melanin, the healed area will take quite a bit of time to reach the same coloration as every other part of the exposed skin.
Yes, it will take a bit more time. Where the sun don't shine, it will take a bit longer. As long as pains and anomalies, beside skin bleaching, does not occur, be patient and continue on with your own quest for skin lightening from hyperpigmentation for the rest of the penis.
Hahahaha. Welcome to the complexity of the biological world my brother.I hope it won't be such a long story like with the dark spots. It’s getting more and more complicated ironically.
I wish more brothers chime in with every little issue they have. They don't believe that small issues worth the reporting, but in fact, it helps quite a bit in revealing the complexity of strangeness during PE.
Then all I can do is just wait and see. Two weeks have passed now. But l'll wait another two weeks and I will observe. My patience is being tested even more now. As if I not already had enough with the hyperpigmentation downside.
It's a shame that it's like that, because honestly, everything here, the training and of course the injuries is like a Big puzzle and every little piece of the puzzle is important. So normally everyone should give when they see a case that they themselves have experienced, give a little feedback to help others. Because in the end, as the saying goes, the devil is in the details.
Yes, but the problem is that the hydrocortisone cream caused hypopigmentation in a place where I didn't want it, and it won't go away now.
Maybe use your choice of cream and the MOSRED?
Thank you. Just something slabbed together through Photography layering.
A yes and a no. A yes, in terms of possible chemical burn or spotting. Something like a chemical bleaching/peeling.
Keep the skin moist is one way. Another way is to use pigmentation type of chemical if you are in a rush. Ever heard of tan lotion? They are artificial tanning but same method of bleaching in the opposite direction. Only use a dab in a hidden area to test for sensitivity and reactivity.
Many people has reversion of pigmentation, but they may be darker in skin color or has much greater outdoor exposure than you. They may be wearing no underwears and much lighter clothing.
I would say my skin is more Mediterranean, not light and not too dark in the middle. When I go out in the sun I tan quickly. I don't have light skin and from the pictures I posted, you can see that the skin on my penis is darker too. So I might get dark quickly in the sun. I would just like that it get dark on its own, even if it’s more slowly then with sun exposure. The hope is that it will just go dark on its own without doing anything just from the skin melanin production.
In areas where UV cannot be exposed directly to the skin, the melanin production tends to slow down, roughly around 5%. It's like comparing your butt cheeks to the rest of the body where the UV does get the healthy dose.
No need to experiment. Just allow nature to take its course.
Definitely. Allow time for the body to adjust naturally. The body tends to balance itself out without our intervention.
Yes. Quite a handful actually. This is why there are many who use hollistic methods over chemically refined methods. Hydrocortisone can be substituted with castor oil, coconut oil, Vit D, and various other concentrated natural creams and oils combination. We are living in a natural vs manmade world, with combinations that I can't even wrap my brain around.
Yes and no. Yes, if you're trying to encourage UV exposed surface area to take advantage of the beta carotene. No, if the area is closed off to UV exposure. No, it doesn't make your eye sight better unless you have 4000% loading every day.
Yes, it does. Same with those who suffered from chemical bleaching, eczema, or abnormal skin condition due to melanins, it may take a bit of time, but conditions tend to reset as the body resets.
Don't see the body's adaptation timeline as short term in days or weeks. Those timelines are merely the average from worldwide statistics. Try to think outside of the timelines according to your own body, or those similar to you. There are many cases with your skin sudden changes. Some got their skin recovered in weeks. Some went to months. Some rare ones went to years. But overall, the conditions reset.
My oldest son had something similar when he was a kid around 5 years old. Some kind of chemical reaction from the lotions we used, possibly a mix of an ointment and 50SPF sunblock resulted in a white patch of skin preventing it from darken. It remained bleached for a few months. The outer edge started to darken over time, but the center remained bleached for a good year. It took us a good long while to comprehend the chemistry interaction before we could create a list of interactive chemicals for do's and don'ts. However, that doesn't apply to him any more after the age of 12.
Thank you very much for the report from your Son and your Brother. At least it gives me a little insight into what process I can expect. I think that in my case too, unfortunately, I have to be just as patient with the light spot as I was with the dark spot on the shaft. It's already annoying with the dark discoloration. I didn't need a light one as well. Now to wait for two things at once and see if it heals over time, that's just bad luck. I hope that this test of patience will finally be rewarded and I will see results.
Sorry my brother but don't let it bother you too much most people will never notice. I did a lot of deep tissue massage with heat over that time which probably helped quite a bit
Thank you brother, for the kind words. Unfortunately, I can't ignore it completely. I'll try as best I can to wait and hope that time heals everything. But the fact that new things keep coming up how like light the Spot is obviously getting me down. I'll just use Aloe Aera Gel and Coconut oil to care for my skin. And then we'll see.
I have a white spot on my penis that never went away. All dark skin returned to normal but the white spot remains
No I believe it was because i overteained. I use hydrocortisone everyday without white spots showing up.
Just like DLD stated, the white spots are from overtraining, which caused by the phenomenon called hotspotting. This is the results from over thinning the skin and resulted in dermal scaring. The best comparison is improper skin healing from a cut, but in this case, it's from improper healing from over skin stretches.
Very interesting, that means we have two cases of white spots here that have
Maybe try to get rid of that spot with tanning under the natural sun or better in a tanning room. I guess you also have this over there in the states. These shops where you can go and pay to get into these cabins and tan for about 10-20 minutes. This might to get rid of the white spot.
Tissue thinning scar. That can also be tanned/darkened through UV exposure.
Good to hear back from you brother. Yes, I know that medication. My two kids used the medication with different brand name but containing tacrolimus as the ingredients for their servere eczema. Eczema is also known to depigmentize the effected skin area. This is why why your dermatologist suggested it because the hydrocortizone does act like an eczema promoter in a perfect condition (the bad perfect conditions as in the Perfect Storm).
that is amazing 
