Things to make your penis more aesthetically pleasing.

Hello all,

I have been thinking a lot recently about tricks to make ones penis look better. Obvious ideas would include shaving, moisturising etc, but if anyone has an interesting idea that they could share, please do. I’m thinking about starting to apply tretinoin over my penis shaft and foreskin, as I imagine its wonderful effects on the face skin could be replicated on the penis skin.

I’m in the complete opposite direction. I want veiny and masculine, not smooth and featureless.

A penis can be both veiny and smooth, but I understand where you are coming from. Another thing I just thought about was straightening the penis, which can be done with an extender.

Honestly I’ve found making your bollocks match your penis seems to help. But trimming them is difficult in my experience, I always find myself cutting my sack, even with those “ball friendly” razors. But it’s worth the effort, my partners tend to reward me for going through the trouble.

Well, I shave my balls almost every two days, I also put a couple of baby oil just after shower in the whole package. I also some days put body cream in it.

I haven’t think of anything different to make it look. “Good”

About tretinoin down there, I’m not sure if is a good idea, yeah your face should be as equal as sensitive as the skin there, but think that your face skin is also more exposed and that help to create resistance. I think that tretinoin could be a bit hard in the penis skin

We are two. I’ve talked to some women and they say they feel very horny when they look at a male forearm full of veins, I believe they associate it with the image of a robust and rustic penis.

I’ve done several things over the years to make my penis more aesthetically pleasing, as well as more functionally pleasing.

I had a frenulum breve (short frenulum) that prevented me from pulling my foreskin back 100% without it pulling down the tip of my glans, so I had the frenulum released by a urologist. I did a thread about this back in the day.

A couple of years ago, I removed my PPP myself with a plasma pen type device from Amazon. PPP are tiny benign bumps that grow on the coronal ridge and underside of your glans. I never cared for them, so when I found out you could have them removed, I went for a consultation at a dermatologist, but it was pretty expensive so I didn’t go through. But as soon as I found out you could zap them yourself at home with a $20 device, I decided I was gonna do it.

It was painful and turned into a fiasco because I ended up giving myself a yeast infection by using neosporin directly on my glans under my foreskin for a week after, killing all beneficial bacteria there, and allowing yeast to take over…. But at the end after I resolved that, the actual result from the PPP removal was awesome. They’re totally gone still almost 3 years later and my coronal ridge is smooooth :D . I think it makes my cock look better.

Finally, a few months ago I started using IPL to remove all the hairs on my shaft and balls permanently. Seems to be working since I skipped it this week, and so far I don’t see any regrowth…

Im also using a skin whitening cream that was recommended on TP (forget the thread) to make the skin tone more even on the underside of my shaft I have one dark spot from over-eager masturbating as a teenager rubbing the skin raw repeatedly….

I’m searching for this thread right now

What brand of IPL? The one I bought doesn’t work enough to notice.

I removed mine more than 15 years ago at a clinic using laser. Can’t remember if it hurt but the result was great and still no sign of the bastards around glans.

Have been looking into the possibility to remove some Fordyce spots on the shaft and have found a place that does it. Have no quotes though and do not want to interrupt my routine for now.

Will look into the cream for reducing a fairly large pigment spot.

I can recommend Philips Lumea. They come in different models but the one we have (wife use too) does its job after 3-4 sessions. Not cheap though.

Mine is a cheap chinesium special from Amazon. It was $45 and I picked it based on the wattage of the power supply and the reviews.

It has 3 different shades that tint and limit the light…. Never used them.

I use it bare, cranked in the highest power setting and I keep it in the same spot for 3 pulses. Usually the 3rd pulse feels like someone snapped a rubber band on my balls… and I actually burned myself once by leaving it on the same spot for a 4th pulse…

I haven’t used it consistently for the last several months. Most of the hair is still gone, but there are a few idle hairs here and there that I now shave, but I’m trying to motivate myself to start up again specifically on those few remaining hairs.

I stopped using the cream after it made my skin raw and vulnerable and I ended up catching a yeast infection on the site where I was using it.

Freaking annoying too because it was stubborn. I had to use micnazole 3% cream for a month straight before I finally defeated the bastard…

Can you give details on brand name, model #, or Amazon item #? I’m interested. Thanks.

Ok that’s wild… I looked it up on Amazon from my past orders and it has REALLY jumped up in price… it’s $190 now with a $70 off instant coupon, so it’s $120 in the end, but I don’t remember paying anywhere close to that…. I may have paid $80 instead of the $45 I thought I remembered, but I definitely didn’t pay $120… I wouldn’t have bought it.

Here is the description though:

IPL Laser Hair Removal Device for Women and Men, Upgrade At-Home Permanent Painless Hair Removal with Ice Compress System for Armpits, Bikini Line and Whole Body

Brand name is “ARTOLF”. There is no model number that I can find anywhere.

The cooling function is useful, but to cool down the head of the device, not to cool down your skin. Otherwise the thing itself gets hot to the touch after using it for 10-15 minutes continuously.

I would search “laser hair removal” and then sorting by average reviews, then only looking at models that have a few hundred or more reviews and are 4 stars and above. Then from those, pick what price point you feel comfortable with and read the actual reviews and make sure they’re real people actually using it, not fake bot reviews.

Oh and a tip…. Time the pulses and make sure your eyes are closed for each pulse. Even when you’re touching it to your skin there is enough light bleed to cause spots in your vision from the flashes… that can’t be good for your eyes in the long run.