can anyone help?

Forgot to mention its not sore or itching so purely aesthetic

i get red marks after mastirbation to but goes away within an hour, i got tester for std and all clear, at first i was having a fungal infection which cause irration and burning but went away but i still get the red marks, i have a follow up with a doctor this upcoming thursday

balanitis bro

The skin on the head of your penis has reached the point where it can no longer cope with what it is in regular contact with. Unlike the skin elsewhere on the body the glans and foreskin are very sensitive to anything that is chemical based, and as you have found, this can include pre-ejaculate, semen and urine.

You must protect the skin from contact with anything that can further irritate it, this can include soap, shower gel and other forms of body wash. Do a full clean up after ejaculation, tissues first, then wash with plain running water only, rub the area with fingertips and make sure you are completely dried afterwards. You need to be using a towel that only you use. I include one of my guides below that may have further detail that is useful for you - if there is anything else you wish to check with me simply hit the "Reply" button .....

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Penile Hygiene, Red Spots, Irritation & What to do

On the head / glans of the penis the most common cause of red spots is something that is causing irritation to the very sensitive skin. For a sexually active male who does NOT use protection the most common cause of irritation is yeast / fungal infection derived from penetrative vaginal sex.

It is also possible to develop a fungal infection without sex, however this is linked to poor hygiene practices and is avoided through regular showering, change of underclothes daily, and for someone who is sportingly active or does gym workouts where sweat is a regular occurrence, then again, sports clothing needs to be changed on a daily basis for freshly washed ones.

After this, irritation can become an accumulative issue, and almost anything in contact with the skin of the glans / head of the penis on a regular basis can cause this. Here, the most common irritant is soap, shower gel, and for someone using condoms regularly, these can also become an irritant. Most often the problem becomes evident when someone changes soap, shower gel, switches to a different brand or type of condom, or uses a different lube for sex or masturbation on the penis.

However, sometimes nothing in particular seems to have triggered the problem, in these instances you quite literally have to exclude everything from contacting the glans / head of the penis - and this includes all the things I have already mentioned, particularly soap and all forms of body wash.

Always use water only to wash the glans / head of the penis - during a shower, do not apply anything to the penis, wash everywhere else on the body first and fully rinse any cleansers from the body. Spend sometime using the running water to fully rinse the entire groin area, and in particular, the glans / head area of the penis. After washing or showering make sure the skin on the entire penis is 100% dry by using a clean dry towel that only you use.

Once you have put the good practices in place, you may not notice any difference for 5 or more months, depending on how long the source of irritation has been experienced by the skin on the glans / head - for many males, the problem is down to an accumulative effect, and even when the sources of irritation are removed, symptoms of irritation such as lumps, bumps and spots can take an extended period of months to completely fade away, of which, 6, 7 or even 8 months is not unusual.

This is exactly what I have too. Sometimes it's a lot of redness .Sometimes it's nothing. But usually there is something reddish to see after masturbation. Sometimes even after, well, doing nothing at all. I figured when I don't masturbate for at least 3-5 days it gets better.