Scrotox? Finally a cure for Tanner's wrinkly balls.

This growing trend — which makes testicles appear larger and decreases sweating and wrinkling in the area — costs between $1,500-$3,000.

Yes, this — ahem — growing trend in male cosmetic surgery is exactly what you think it is. Men looking to make their testicles appear larger as well as decrease sweating and wrinkling in the area are shelling out between $1,500 and $3,000 for botulism toxin injections done directly into the skin of the scrotum. As with all Botox, effects last for three to six months.

Saturday Night Live spoofed the treatment in 2010, but it's no joke now. Beverly Hills-based surgeon Jason Emer performs the procedure a few times a week and links its rise in popularity to the booming women's genital plastic surgery market.

BleacherSwill wrote:I had to ask myself how you knew, but then I realized it was either you or your boyfriend that dislikes Tanner's wrinkly ball sac. Must have seen them up close, eh?

GRR Spartan wrote:If you're so old you think a small wrinkled scrotum will affect your ability to pick up hot women you are probably so senile you don't realize the hot women don't give damn about the size of your scrotum.

They are interested in the size of your bank account. Look no further than Hugh Hefner.

Tanfan! wrote:Might?