Penile Red spot on vein..starting to worry

Tony, the central area in photo 2 suggests to me you have irritated skin present on your penis.

For most genital skin issues there is a simple cause with soap and exposure to any other forms of body wash being a real problem in terms of a achieving healthy penile skin.

I would therefore suggest this is a starting point for anyone experiencing dry, broken or otherwise irritated penile skin:

Exclude all soap, shower gel and other forms of body wash such as hair shampoo from contacting the skin on the penis. Wash the penis with running warm, never hot water. After a shower, ensure the entire groin region is fully dried. For dry, broken or otherwise irritated penile skin you need to carefully dry the entire penis carefully, not only to prevent further damage but to ensure no moisture is present, as this itself can cause further irritation. ONLY use a clean dry towel that you yourself use.

Before you get in the shower draw your foreskin as far forward away from the body as it will go to protect the head and inner-foreskin of the penis - wash and fully rinse the rest of your body, then, expose the head and inner-foreskin and use the running warm water and the inside of your hand and your fingertips to clean around the upper part of your penis - and carefully fully dry.

After soap and forms of body wash, penile skin issues can be made worse by anything else that is applied to the penis, such as for sex or masturbation - the simple guide is that the less that contacts the skin of the upper-penis the healthier it is likely to be, So, if you use skin cream or lotion, baby oil or anything else for sex or masturbation you would be better off not using these until your penile skin is fully healthy again.

Which brings me to when healthier can be expected to be achieved: depending on how long irritants have been impacting on the skin, and the level of damage, or potential even actual skin condition - penile skin takes a great deal of time to achieve. So much so that preventative measures need to become second nature - so all the things I have mentioned already, and potentially anything else that is in contact with your penile skin (for some this can even be washing powder residue on clothing, for example) need to be excluded permanently from contacting your penis.

Change to a healthier penile skin can take an extended period of months, so do not be too disheartened if you still have some symptoms remaining after a year or even more - the thing you need to be wary of is whether there is an actual skin condition present - typically if you have skin issues anywhere else on your body you would need to get your penile skin checked by a doctor or Dermatologist

If there is anything else you need to check out with me ....... ?