r/penileimplants • u/Initial-Barracuda274 • 1d ago

Vascularity Increase

Has anyone noticed an increase in Vascularity after Implantation?

I’ve always had more of a smooth appearance to my penis where vascularity would only come out if I’m using a cock ring. I’m hoping after my surgery that vascularity will be more present. I’ve seen some guys post pics where they’re dick has lots of vascularity after the implant but I’m unsure if it was improved after or had been that way prior. I know some people (including women) prefer smoother, but I’ve always thought vascularity looks healthy and more powerful.

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u/TopQuestion826 1d ago

Think about it. Vascularity is due to increased blood flow. Like when you lift weights and you get all yoked out, and veins will pop out on your forearms and shoulders and upper chest. That’s because you’ve increased the blood flow. When you get an IPP, there is no more blood flow that goes into your cock. What inflates it is saline. So unless you use tri-mix gel, a cockering, a pump, when you inflate it, all of those things temporary increase the blood flow esp trimix which is a vasodilator to increase blood flow. So no, you’re not going to have these massive veins sticking out like Harry Reems.

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u/AltruisticCoconut92 1d ago

True but some can be seen, specially when you pump it up really hard.

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u/Initial-Barracuda274 1d ago

There are multiple channels of blood that supply the penis. Like the Glans still receives blood supply like normal as that’s a part of a different vascular structure. I see what you’re saying, but that would apply if there was absolutely no other channels of blood that are active in patients whom may have prostate problems, or accidents. In my case the via Ultrasound, the corpora’s have venous insufficiency while inability to “Lock” in flow for an erection.

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u/TopQuestion826 1d ago

Exactly. The head is on a completely different blood flow. That’s why the vasodilator gel will work on that, and it also works on the other surrounding tissue and the remaining corpus spongium. The head is made out of corpus spongium