Dent in Lateral Head of Quad

Hi, I have this huge ass dent in my quad and it’s driving me insane. I am going to post a pic, you will see how uneven my legs are (I had jumpers knee in the right for like 8 years, got it under control and started to even them out, but pulled my hammy doing the splits like an ass, and now they’re a mess again so no hate)

But the quad indent is a mystery. I have used some pretty awful Test Prop before that swoll up for days and it lines up perfectly with where I used to pin it often, but that just doesn’t seem possible

I actually just injected 1.5 mL of test into the dent so it doesnt look as bad but if you’re not convinced I can find some hideous pics. Ok my pic of the right leg didnt upload thats just great, but u can kind of see its weak looking as F, and there is a dent that ur finger could lay in pretty well. Sry for the soft porn >_<

EDIT- the webcam reverses left and right

Could you post more pics and draw attention to it? I honestly can’t even see what you mean.

Quad development looks really good by the way.

And I doubt your pin had anything to do with it unless you had to have an abcess removed


thanks- I had to let the swelling from the spot inject go down for it become more noticeable. It will be even more visible in a day or 2


yeah the thread blows the image up and blurs it, the thumbnail makes it striking though

the dent is a HORIZONTAL strip that passes through the lateral head 2.5-3 inches from the bottom of the muscle insertion. A bit less than half an inch in depth

To see it clearly, zoom the page out as far as you can and tilt your head 90 degrees to the left

[quote]Yogi wrote:
Could you post more pics and draw attention to it? I honestly can’t even see what you mean.

Quad development looks really good by the way.

And I doubt your pin had anything to do with it unless you had to have an abcess removed[/quote]

Could it be from excessive ‘dragging’ from slow jabs? When I first started pinning my quads I was a nervous-nelly and had a bad habit of stabbing slowly and unsteadily