Return
Procedures

AccuTite to Optimize the Appearance of the Scrotum

Procedures

AccuTite to Optimize the Appearance of the Scrotum

Useful information
1 844 URO-ALLO876-2556
Make an appointment

The InMode AccuTite Technology

AccuTite is the smallest assisted radiofrequency device in the InMode platform. Its precision microprobe makes it possible to treat delicate anatomical areas with integrated thermal control, supporting a safe and precise treatment. This technology has been used for several years for skin remodeling of the face and body and is now offered for certain indications in men’s intimate health.

Every patient is unique. A personalized evaluation will help determine whether AccuTite for the scrotum is the best option to achieve your aesthetic goals and improve your comfort.

Book an appointment with Les Cliniques Marois for a confidential and professional evaluation.

A minimally invasive solution to tighten scrotal skin

With age, loss of skin elasticity, or following significant weight loss, some men notice laxity of the scrotal skin that may affect their comfort and self-confidence. AccuTite is an assisted radiofrequency technology designed to tighten tissue and improve the appearance of the scrotum without major surgery.

Performed under local anesthesia at the clinic, this treatment uses an extremely fine microprobe that delivers controlled radiofrequency energy beneath the skin. This precise heat promotes contraction of existing collagen fibers while stimulating the production of new collagen, allowing for a gradual improvement in the firmness and contour of the scrotum.

Benefits of scrotal AccuTite

  • Tightening of the scrotal skin
  • A younger and more toned appearance
  • Minimally invasive procedure
  • Local anesthesia only
  • Very small skin openings
  • Minimal downtime
  • No significant surgical scarring
  • Quick return to usual activities according to medical recommendations

Is AccuTite for the scrotum a surgery?

No. AccuTite is a minimally invasive treatment that does not require significant skin excision. The procedure is performed using a fine probe inserted through a tiny skin opening.

Who is a good candidate?

The best candidates generally have mild to moderate laxity of the scrotal skin. A medical consultation is required to determine whether AccuTite is appropriate or whether surgical scrotoplasty (link to page) would offer a better result.

Is the procedure painful?

The treatment is usually performed under local anesthesia to ensure patient comfort. Mild sensitivity or temporary discomfort may be present after the procedure.

How long does recovery take?

Most patients can return home the same day. Mild swelling, bruising, or temporary sensitivity may be observed during the first few days following treatment.

When do results become visible?

Initial tissue contraction may be observed within the first few weeks. Improvements generally continue to progress over several months thanks to collagen stimulation.

Are the results permanent?

The natural aging process continues over time. However, the treated tissues benefit from remodeling caused by collagen stimulation. Results vary depending on age, skin quality, and individual characteristics.

Can AccuTite be combined with other male aesthetic treatments?

Yes. Depending on your anatomy and goals, it may sometimes be combined with other genital or pubic remodeling procedures. Your physician will determine the most appropriate treatment plan during the consultation.

Contact usBook your place from now

1 844 URO-ALLO876-2556

Preparation for the AccuTite procedure

Shaving the pubic and genital area
  • Completely shave the suprapubic area, scrotum, and base of the penis the day before the procedure, using a clean razor.
  • Make sure not to irritate or cut the skin.
  • Avoid depilatory creams, as they may cause skin reactions.
Stopping certain medications
  • Blood thinners, antiplatelet medications, anti-inflammatory medications (NSAIDs), and natural supplements such as garlic, ginkgo, or omega-3 must be stopped at least 7 days before the procedure, unless otherwise advised by your treating physician.
  • A complete list of medications and supplements must be provided to the medical team during the preoperative consultation.
Other recommendations
  • Do not consume alcohol 48 hours before the procedure.
  • Plan to bring supportive underwear, such as fitted boxer briefs or a compression garment, for the trip home.
  • Arrange transportation, as you will not be able to drive after the procedure.

Post-operative recommendations

Rest and recovery

  • Plan for 2 to 3 days of rest at home after the procedure.

  • Avoid strenuous physical activity, sexual intercourse, hot baths, and saunas for 3 to 4 weeks.

  • Gentle walking is encouraged as of the next day to promote circulation.

Oozing and dressings

  • It is normal to observe slight bloody or oily oozing during the first 24 to 48 hours.

  • Use an absorbent protection, such as gauze pads or thin sanitary pads, inside your underwear to protect your clothing.

  • Keep the area clean and dry, and follow the instructions for changing the dressing.

Supportive underwear
Wear fitted underwear, such as tight boxer briefs or a compression garment, day and night for 7 to 10 days to limit swelling and support the treated area.
Medication

  • Take prescribed pain medication or antibiotics as directed.

  • Do not resume any blood thinners or anti-inflammatory medications without your physician’s approval.

Monitoring

  • Mild swelling, bruising, and a feeling of numbness are normal and will gradually subside.

  • Contact the clinic if you develop a fever, severe pain, significant redness, or purulent discharge.

Contact usTo learn more about available treatments

1 844 URO-ALLO876-2556

Would you like to make an appointment, or do you have any questions? Write to us and we will get back to you as soon as possible!

Error: Contact form not found.