I have a few questions regarding testicular enhancement. I believe my
testicles are healthy but have lost mass due to testosterone
replacement therapy. Additionally, they have never really dangled to
my satisfaction. With this in mind ….
•Does the implant procedure itself eventually cause the scrotum to
stretch and therefore not draw up as radically?
•How much down time after surgery?
•How detectable is it that there is something additional in the ball
sac?
•What is the price range for such surgery and is it outpatient?
Thank you,
DE Lightfoot
Dear Mr. Lightfoot,
Taking your thoughtful questions in the order posed…
Additionally, they have never really dangled to my satisfaction. With this in mind ….
1. The testes may be elevated either because the spermatic cord is too tight for various reasons or the scrotum which is a hammock of sorts is not dependent enough and your testes simply have settled down as far as they can go.
2. Does the implant procedure itself eventually cause the scrotum to stretch and therefore not draw up as radically?
No although a purse string suture can be placed above, this does not work predictably well. What will work is a small belt, if you will, made by companies such as http://www.leatherpost.com/static/TC001.html or http://www.leatheretc.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=Cock_Rings Use it with care as you do not want to injure your existing testes.
3. How much down time after surgery?
Plan on spending 3 to 4 days on bed rest at a near by motel before returning home, and you could be in an office environment in about 2 days after that.
4. How detectable is it that there is something additional in the ball
sac?
For someone who is intimate with you, only perhaps. For sheer appearance even up close, probably impossible to tell.
5. What is the price range for such surgery and is it outpatient?
All the best,
Harold M. Reed, M.D.
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