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Aesthetic scrotoplasty for severe scrotal laxity

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Aesthetic scrotoplasty for severe scrotal laxity

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Restore comfort, confidence, and aesthetics

With age, weight changes, genetics, or certain tissue changes, the scrotum may become excessively loose and elongated. This significant laxity can cause physical discomfort during daily activities, sports, sexual intercourse, or simply when choosing clothing.

Aesthetic scrotoplasty is a surgical procedure that removes excess scrotal skin to restore a firmer, more harmonious appearance that is better suited to the patient’s anatomy. This procedure aims to improve both functional comfort and the aesthetics of the genital area.

A personalized assessment will help determine whether aesthetic scrotoplasty may meet your goals. At Cliniques Marois, we offer a discreet, professional, and personalized approach to address each patient’s specific concerns.

What is aesthetic scrotoplasty?

Aesthetic scrotoplasty consists of reshaping the skin envelope of the scrotum by removing the excess skin responsible for sagging. The goal is to:
  • Reduce significant excess scrotal skin
  • Correct a sagging or elongated appearance of the scrotum
  • Improve daily comfort
  • Reduce irritation and friction
  • Achieve a more harmonious and natural result
The procedure is performed as outpatient surgery, allowing patients to return home the same day.

Who is a good candidate for scrotoplasty?

This procedure is intended for men who have significant scrotal laxity, functional discomfort during physical activities, repeated irritation caused by friction, aesthetic dissatisfaction with the appearance of the scrotum, or discomfort in fitted clothing or during sports activities. A consultation will make it possible to assess your anatomy and determine whether this procedure is appropriate for you.

What are the benefits of surgery?

Patients frequently report improved daily comfort, reduced skin irritation, a younger and firmer appearance of the scrotum, improved body confidence, and a better quality of life during physical and intimate activities.

Is the procedure painful?

Most patients describe mild to moderate discomfort during the first few days. Pain is generally well controlled with analgesic medication prescribed after the procedure.

Will the scars be visible?

The incisions are planned within the natural folds of the scrotum to make them as discreet as possible. Over time, the scars generally become barely noticeable.

How long is the recovery?

Most patients resume light activities after a few days. In general: return to office work: 2 to 7 days; light physical activity: approximately 2 weeks; intensive sports activities: 4 to 6 weeks; sexual activities: usually after 4 to 6 weeks. Exact recommendations will vary depending on your health status and postoperative progress.

Are the results permanent?

Results are generally long lasting. However, the natural aging process of the tissues continues over time. Maintaining a stable weight helps preserve the results over the long term.

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Preparation for the procedure

Preparation for the procedure

Before your surgery, it is recommended that you:

  • Inform your surgeon of all medications and supplements you are taking.
  • Stop certain medications that may increase bleeding according to medical recommendations, and never discontinue treatment without medical advice.
  • Avoid tobacco, vaping, and products containing nicotine before and after surgery, as nicotine can impair healing and increase the risk of complications.
  • Take a full shower on the morning of the procedure, shave the genital area only if specifically instructed to do so.
  • Arrange for a responsible person to accompany you home after surgery.

Recommendations after the procedure

Recommendations after the procedure

Good recovery directly contributes to the quality of the final result.



  • During the first 48 hours, rest and limit unnecessary movement.

  • Keep the area clean and dry, follow the recommendations provided by the medical team.

  • Wear supportive underwear or a scrotal support if recommended.

  • During the first few weeks, avoid strenuous physical effort, cycling, running, and intensive training.

  • Avoid baths, spas, and swimming pools until medically authorized.

  • Contact the clinic promptly if you notice significant worsening pain, excessive redness, abnormal discharge, fever, persistent bleeding, or marked or sudden swelling.



Contact the clinic promptly if you notice significant worsening pain, excessive redness, abnormal discharge, fever, persistent bleeding, or marked or sudden swelling.

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