Scrotox Boom? Requests For Scrotal Botox are On the Rise

Is scrotox actually a thing?

The Sun for Fox News reports that the number of men requesting Botox to decrease lines and increase the appearance of their scrotum is on the rise.

Inquiries about the procedure (dubbed "scrotox") which can cost about $3,100 and involves injecting Botox into the scrotum, have doubled in the past year, according to experts.

In addition to having smoother balls, a scrotox procedure can also ease sweating and makes the proverbial coin purse look bigger by helping the muscles relax.

"Over the past year, requests for scrotum Botox have doubled at Transform [clinic], showing the huge demand and interest for this procedure," said Mark Norfolk, clinical director of the UK national clinic.

And although scrotox is a quick fix for getting wrinkles out of your yam bag, Norfolk insists that only way to get rid of excessive wrinkles and loose skin on a man's scrotum is to have surgery to remove the excess skin.

"As the vaginal rejuvenation market is skyrocketing, men are seeking their own type of rejuvenation," wrote Dr. Jason Emer, a Beverly Hills surgeon in Cosmetic Surgery Times.

Surprising, the procedure isn't just for older guys.

"I have many younger male patients who are interested in this," Emer wrote.

"Who wouldn't want to be a little bit longer, thicker, or have more sensitivity and a better sex life?"