Do I have to wait for the red dots to disappear?

Hello one and all! :)

I’m a newcomer to jelqing, although I’m not a newcomer to PE. I began jelqing a couple of weeks ago after using a Jes Extender for over a year; feeling that my gains were slowing down, I decided to try switching to a different type of PE in the hope of kickstarting some newbie gains again.

Jelqing has been giving me incredible PIs - I absolutely love it! However, I’m a bit concerned about one thing, and I’d be very grateful if you are able to help.

I notice that I often get red dots on my penis after a session, not just on the shaft but on the head too. The dots of the shaft disappear very quickly, sometimes even overnight, while the dots on the head can take several days to disappear.

My question is this - do I need to wait for the dots on the head to disappear too before I have another session, or is it alright to go ahead while there are still a few of them remaining, as long as the PIs are good?

I am using a fairly moderate grip and a 1 day on, 1 day off pattern. (Wet jelqs with Nivea cream and an OK grip.)

Many thanks for your help!

Red dots are broken blood vessels.It would be wise to let them heal unless you’re into blood! Also try easing off on the pressure when you jelq.Broken vessels show you’re using too much force.

100% agree with Jimmybob, ease up on your grip, you don’t wanna strangle your serpent man let him breathe!!! Haha, but yeah take it easy and switch to just mild heat and massaging, perhaps throw in stretches without pressure.

Thank you very much for your help, both of you!

Seems like I was using too tight a grip. I’ll rest until things have healed completely and then focus on developing a good, less-is-more grip. I’m currently using heat to speed the healing process along - I’ll try adding massage too. :)

Many thanks!