When my erection subsides, the left chamber empties quicker than the left

Does anyone else’s penis do this? Lets say I get a full erection. If I let it deflate, the right side will stay harder than the left, and this causes it to curve to the left a bit. I also seem to feel an empty patch on the left chamber sometimes. My erection is full, it is straight, only upon deflation does it “vent” improper in my mind. I also notice a more prominent vein on the right side, than the left side..

Anyone with anything similar please comment.

I’ve never paid attention to how I go flaccid. Everyone is different. I’m sure you can ignore this and not add it to your list of penis concerns.

Have you got a curve in your penis during normal erection? If that’s the case it probably has got something to do with a higher pressure in the left chamber over the right chamber.

Penile curves may also be due to areas of the tunica that are different than the rest. There might be a thickening, a patch of calcification, a scar, or any number of other things that cause the tunica to “kink” or be tight in a certain area, thus causing the curve. Most of these things are not changeable. It’s difficult for anyone to “fix” a curve. But that’s not the “problem” here. I think this situation can be ignored since at full erection there doesn’t seem to be anything wrong.