Does penis growth speed up the bigger the penis is?

More tissue means more cells, which should mean the rate of replication is higher when stimulation to increase in number is present.

Bigger penises, by this logic, should grow faster. Granted not all the cells that make up the penis are stationary, smooth muscle cells for instance can migrate.

Anyone know if this is the case?

I would say that in terms of replicate new cells, our body has a limit per day in what it can achieve, taking account of how we live, eat/drink and rest and so on. In bodybuilding one tries to boost that by taking supplements and eating a lot more than they would have they not been into bodybuilding.

I don’ think that a man with smaller penis has less ability to replicate cells than a man with a larger one, but when all the cells in a large penis is being stretched, it will look like that the replication goes faster in that mans body, but reading about members results over a given time, they seem to be gaining the same amount over a given time, when it comes to length and girth. That is just my thought.

But reading the numbers of your own history, I would say that you definitely have something to be happy about. Keep on growing, good luck.

I actually think having a bigger penis does speed up gains and also leads to more gains. I have noticed that you and other members who have a starting size of at least 7 x 5 seem to gain more than the average.

Also I remember when I first started PE and bought a size genetics extender, their website had a size calculator that could tell you the max you could gain given your current size. I know there are many variables involved and in reality it would be hard to tell but remember the size genetics extender back then was the only medically certified device that gave gains.

I dont think it works like a muscle if that is what your thinking.
Personally I gained about 1/2” my first 90 days, and then the second 90 days only a touch over a 1/8 in length but I also gained a 1/8” in girth

I dont think its very cut and dry, everyone gains differently

I think that’s why deconditioning is important. Your body gets used to the stimulus so you gotta switch it up. But for beginners, I would say that the person starting larger would gain faster than the person starting smaller. Maybe something like a percent change?

I was also thinking along the lines of a percentage change but contrary to our beliefs if you read the big gainer thread you’ll find that a lot of them started out on the smaller side. In fact the only real constant among those that gain a lot is their ferocious dedication and their willingness to experiment on themselves.