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One testicle larger than the other (1 replies):I am 15 and noticed that my left testicle is larger than...[more]
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I will suggest not to ignore it and get consulted by a urologist and maybe you’ll need a scrotal ultrasound and find out the underlying cause of it. There’s a possibility of a part of your testis getting damaged resulting in the dent or there may be a collection of blood which is known as hematoma and the dent may actually be in the hematoma.
Hope that helps. Please do keep me posted. Kind Regards.