TOPIC: Lighten scars / dark spots on penis? (both shaft and head)

Long story short, I had some "trauma" occur to my penis when I was younger via pinching / friction...and it caused scarring / discoloration....both on the head and on the shaft...along with that I have several other dark spots / micro tears....

Is there any way to spot lighten these areas so I can achieve a more uniform look? Tired of having all these dark spots all over...

jake2029 wrote: Long story short, I had some "trauma" occur to my penis when I was younger via pinching / friction...and it caused scarring / discoloration....both on the head and on the shaft...along with that I have several other dark spots / micro tears....

Is there any way to spot lighten these areas so I can achieve a more uniform look? Tired of having all these dark spots all over...

Honestly, your best bet would be to look up dermatology sources or forums. What works on other areas of the skin will most likely work on the shaft skin.

Maybe others with a similar situation can chime in.

It wouldn't hurt typing in discoloration into the SEARCH tab here or over at the PhalloBoards 2.0 .

jake2029 wrote: Long story short, I had some "trauma" occur to my penis when I was younger via pinching / friction...and it caused scarring / discoloration....both on the head and on the shaft...along with that I have several other dark spots / micro tears....

Is there any way to spot lighten these areas so I can achieve a more uniform look? Tired of having all these dark spots all over...

yes, there are a few things that you can do. But i would do research first on pros and cons as well as possibly consult with someone for info on how to use. I do not want to give my opinions on this as i do not want to assume what worked for me will work for you and cause skin irritation. But, here are some things to look into.

hydroquinone is depigmenting agent that is commonly used.
Tretinoin is a Vit A derivitive that is commonly used with acne - it helps to peel a few layers and resurface skin.
Kojic acid is another commonly used in many bleaching creams.

Thank I wil do that!

Thank you I will research those and likely visit a dermotologist or specialist soon to get their input...

I know each person varies, but would you mind sharing your specific results with one or all of those options you mentioned?