Corpus spongiosum may have been damaged

I was measuring the other day and noticed that there’s an area just below mid shaft that is about 1/8 smaller than any other area. I wondered why this was so I did a search on anatomy ( not having great knowledge of it) and tried to find pics of a side view of a flaccid dick.

Ive come to the conclusion that my corpus spongiosum must have been damaged at some point in the past.

When I look at my flaccid dick from a side view I can clearly see a dipped in area of the corpus spongiosum just below mid shaft. The area isn’t large but is definitely noticeable ( a lot less so when erect) when looked at from a side view.

Wish I could put a picture off it on here but don’t have a camera.

I’m trying to focus more of the pressure while clamped on this area but its hard to do since the area is right above the clamp when clamped. Seems most pressure goes to mid shaft and above.

The area is about a half inch in length. A little below mid shaft. Doesn’t hurt or cause any problems. Only visible from the side (obviously). Not to noticeable while erect but very noticeable while flaccid.

This is an old injury. Has looked like this for a long time. Just never really cared to address it until now.

I think it may have happened when I was around 14 and having a girl on top for the first time. She was a little ruff and at one point my cock felt like it bent to much and I had gotten a sharp pain. It was sore for the next couple of days but it didn’t really bother me after that.

I may be wrong about this and this may be a common look for a flaccid penis. I very much doubt it though after looking at the anatomy pictures.

If anyone can give me any advice as what to do to get the area up to speed with the rest of the shaft. Or if anyone has the same problem please tell me what you did to help it.

Thanks in advance for your replies.

Spot corrections are nearly impossible to do. My advice is to not worry about it and just get everything else as big as you can.

Don’t worry about it, and don’t change your PE routine to try to address it. It might do more damage. Unless it’s interfering with sex in some way, just forget about it and leave it alone.