Once considered a niche treatment, scrotox, which involves the injection of Botox into the scrotum, is steadily moving into mainstream cosmetic discussions.

Google searches for the procedure have surged to more than 46,000, reflecting rising curiosity.

While many men pursue scrotox for cosmetic reasons, doctors warn that it isn’t without risks, with side effects ranging from common tenderness to rare but serious complications.

Men have varied reasons why they are turning to scrotox

According to Dr. Mike Tee, a senior doctor at Harley Street Skin Clinic, motivations for undergoing scrotox have shifted over time.

Before 2015, most patients pursued the treatment for medical reasons.

Now, Dr. Tee stated that roughly 80% of men are “seeking an aesthetic result, rather than addressing a pu

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