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Scrotox in Hale, Altrincham

Scrotox can help your scrotum sit more loosely and look smoother, with treatment tailored to the appearance, tightness or sweating that bothers you.

You might prefer your balls to hang a little lower. Perhaps they draw up tightly, or sweating makes a run or bike ride less comfortable than it should be. These are all things you can talk to Dr Alex about.

Scrotox uses small Botox injections to relax the scrotal area. At SONÜ, the appointment is private, with numbing cream to make the injections comfortable and a sheet keeping you covered wherever possible.

You don't need a polished explanation of what you'd like. 'They feel too tight' is a perfectly good place to start.

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Assessment and treatment with Dr Alex, with ultrasound guidance for the groin treatment when needed.

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Aim
A more relaxed scrotum
Comfort
Numbing cream
Privacy
Covered where possible
Treatment costs
£550 or £650

What would you like to change?

Appearance, comfort, or a bit of both

There is no single reason men ask about Scrotox. The part that bothers you helps guide the treatment.

You'd prefer a looser hang

Your scrotum may sit high and tightly gathered, and you'd like a more relaxed appearance. Smoother skin and a lower hang are common reasons for considering treatment.

The tightness feels uncomfortable

Repeated drawing-up or contraction can be distracting, especially during activity. Dr Alex will assess what is causing it before discussing whether injections could help.

Sweating gets in the way

Dampness around the scrotum can be a nuisance when cycling, running or simply getting on with your day. Reducing local sweating may be part of your treatment plan.

At a glance

Scrotox, without the awkward guesswork

A private appointment to discuss a more relaxed scrotum, bothersome contraction or local sweating.

Aim
A more relaxed scrotum
Treatment is planned around the appearance or symptoms you want to address.
Comfort
Numbing cream
Dr Alex uses numbing cream before the scrotal injections.
Privacy
Covered where possible
Your penis is usually covered by a sheet, which you can hold in place.
Treatment costs
£550 or £650
The higher fee includes ultrasound-guided treatment in the groin when needed.
Result
Temporary relaxation
The effect develops gradually and wears off over time.

The change you want

A looser hang and a smoother appearance

The aim is to ease the tightly drawn-up look, allowing the scrotum to sit more comfortably and freely.

The change depends on what is making the area feel tight. Relaxing the scrotal skin can soften its gathered appearance; a strong upward pull on the testicle may need the separate groin treatment.

If sweating is your main concern, Dr Alex will discuss treating that specifically. You won't necessarily need every part of the treatment to address the thing that bothers you.

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A more relaxed, lower-hanging appearance where suitable.

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Smoother-looking scrotal skin.

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Less local sweating when this is treated.

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Assessment of bothersome contraction and the treatment it needs.

Scrotox changes relaxation and position; it does not enlarge the penis or testicles.

Is it for you?

Start with the change you have in mind

You may be interested in appearance, physical comfort or both. Dr Alex will assess these with you rather than assuming everyone needs the same injections.

You want a more relaxed appearance
Treatment may suit you if a tight, gathered scrotum bothers you and you'd prefer a looser hang. Dr Alex will explain what change looks achievable for you.
Your testicles repeatedly pull upwards
A strong pulling-up action may involve a muscle higher in the groin. If treatment there is appropriate, Dr Alex uses ultrasound to guide the injections.
Local sweating is the main nuisance
You can discuss sweating on its own, including during sport. Treatment does not replace assessment of a rash, irritation or another cause of discomfort.

Getting the cause right

Pain deserves a proper assessment

Painful contraction is one reason to seek advice, but testicular pain has several possible causes. Dr Alex will explain if you need a GP or urology assessment before considering Scrotox. It is not a general treatment for unexplained testicular pain.

How it works

Relaxing the area that feels tight

Botox temporarily reduces the nerve signals that trigger muscle contraction. It can also reduce local sweating.

There are two parts to consider. The thin muscle in the scrotal skin contributes to its wrinkled, gathered appearance. A separate muscle, the cremaster, pulls the testicle upwards.

The standard treatment focuses on the scrotal area. If the upward pull also needs treating, Dr Alex may recommend ultrasound-guided injections in the groin. Ultrasound helps him see the area being treated. He will explain which option fits your concern before you decide.

Your appointment

We'll help you feel comfortable from the start

An intimate treatment can feel like a bigger step than having something done to your face. We explain what happens before asking you to get ready.

Consultation

Talk it through

Tell Dr Alex what you want to change, any discomfort you have, your medical history and whether having children is part of your future plans.
Preparation

Get comfortable

We'll explain the examination and positioning. A sheet covers you wherever possible, and your penis is usually kept covered throughout the injections.
Treatment

Numb and treat the area

Numbing cream is used before the scrotal injections. If your plan includes the groin, Dr Alex uses ultrasound guidance. You can ask for a pause at any point.
Aftercare

Leave knowing what to do

You'll receive advice on looking after the area, when to return to sport and sex, and how to contact the clinic if you have a concern.

Why Dr Alex

Personal care for a very personal treatment

Dr Alex assesses and carries out your treatment himself. He looks at whether you want the skin to sit more loosely, the testicles to pull up less, or sweating to be reduced, then explains the option that fits.

For groin injections, he uses ultrasound guidance. For the appointment itself, attention to numbing, covering and explaining each step helps make an unfamiliar treatment feel more manageable.

You can be direct about what you want, including questions about sex or embarrassment. This is a medical appointment; you won't be expected to find a delicate way of describing your balls.

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Before you decide

What to know about treatment and recovery

Small bruises, swelling and tenderness can follow injections. Dr Alex will explain the risks of the treatment proposed for you.

Possible side effects

Possible problems include infection, an uneven or unwanted degree of relaxation, and unwanted muscle weakness. Allergic reactions are also possible. Tell Dr Alex about your medicines, previous reactions and any muscle or nerve condition.

The effect on fertility is not well established. These muscles help regulate testicular temperature, so tell Dr Alex if you are trying for a baby or may want children in the future. Do not assume that a temporary cosmetic effect means there is no fertility risk.

When testicular pain needs urgent help

Go to A&E immediately or call 999 for sudden, severe testicular pain; pain with sickness or tummy pain; or pain lasting more than an hour or continuing at rest. Do not wait for a cosmetic consultation.

NHS advice on testicle pain

When to wait or choose another approach

Treatment should wait if the skin is infected, irritated or broken. Unexplained pain, a new lump or a change in the testicle needs medical assessment. Some muscle or nerve conditions, medicines and previous allergic reactions can also make Botox unsuitable. Plans for future children need a specific discussion before treatment.

You can ask questions, pause the appointment or decide not to proceed.

Treatment costs

Scrotox pricing at SONÜ

Scrotal treatment costs £550. Treatment including ultrasound-guided injections in the groin costs £650 in total.

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A consultation with Dr Alex costs £75. If you choose to have treatment within 3 months of your consultation, you can put this fee towards it, including at a later appointment. It cannot be used towards skincare products. If you decide not to have treatment, the fee covers your consultation.
Book a consultation
Consultation with Dr Alex is £75. The proposed treatment and total fee are explained before you decide.

Questions men ask

Including the ones you'd rather ask here first

Comfort and privacy are sensible things to ask about. So are the result, sex and getting back to your routine.

Does Scrotox hurt?
Dr Alex uses numbing cream before the scrotal injections and finds that patients generally tolerate them very comfortably. You may still feel a brief sting or pressure. Let him know if anything is uncomfortable so he can pause and help.
How much will I need to uncover?
Only the area needed for examination and treatment. Your penis is usually covered by a sheet, which you can hold in place yourself. We keep you covered wherever possible and explain what needs to happen before proceeding.
What if I get an erection?
It is a normal, involuntary response and nothing to apologise for. Dr Alex says it doesn't happen often during this treatment, but it is completely fine if it does. Your penis is usually covered anyway, and we can pause if that helps you feel more comfortable.
Do I need to shave first?
No shaving is needed for scrotal treatment; trimmed or shaved hair is fine too. If you are having the ultrasound-guided groin treatment, trimming is useful. If you prefer shaving, do it 2-3 days beforehand so any small cuts or irritation have time to heal. Tell us if the skin is still sore or broken.
When will I see a change, and how long does it last?
The effect develops over the following days and weeks rather than immediately. It is temporary and wears off over time. Dr Alex will discuss what to expect for your treatment; whether to repeat it depends on the change you notice and whether you like it.
Will it make my penis look bigger?
Scrotox does not increase penis size. A lower-hanging scrotum may change how the area looks overall, but it cannot promise a larger-looking penis. It is best considered for the scrotal appearance or symptoms you actually want to change.
Can it change how sex feels?
A looser scrotum can move and make contact differently during sex. Some men like that sensation, but enjoyment is personal and it is not a treatment for improving erections or guaranteeing better sex. You can discuss what you are hoping for openly with Dr Alex.
Can it help with sweating when I run or cycle?
Reducing sweating in the treated skin may help if local dampness is what bothers you. It will not stop sweating across the whole groin or solve every cause of chafing. Tell Dr Alex where the sweating occurs and what makes it uncomfortable so he can assess the area properly.
When can I return to exercise or sex?
You may need a short pause from activities that rub or put pressure on the treated area. The advice can differ between scrotal treatment and groin injections, so Dr Alex will give you a specific plan before you leave. Mention any planned cycling, running event or other activity at your consultation.
Could Scrotox affect fertility?
We cannot say that it has no effect on fertility. The scrotum and the muscles around the testicles help control their temperature, and the longer-term effects of treating them are not well established. Tell Dr Alex if you want children now or might in future so you can discuss whether to avoid treatment.

Talk to Dr Alex

A private conversation is a good first step

Book a consultation at SONÜ in Hale, Altrincham to discuss the appearance or comfort you'd like to change. You can ask about privacy, sex, fertility or anything else on your mind. Dr Alex will explain the options and help you decide whether treatment is right for you.

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SONÜ Medical Aesthetics

34 Hale Road, Hale, Altrincham, WA14 2EX

Doctor-led treatment in a relaxed, private clinic

Close to Hale station and easy to reach from Altrincham, Manchester and Cheshire