I love the idea of having my scrotum removed sticking to my legs etc. Asking a plastic surgeon that works with scrotum reduction all the time as soon as I mention smooth look Dr. would not even talked with me, I let him know I was castrated 22 years ago should not be a problem.

Dose any one know a Dr. in the LA area?

I would rather do it the right way than have a problem with a cutter

No_Nads_Dan (imported) wrote: Sun Sep 06, 2009 12:00 am I love the idea of having my scrotum removed sticking to my legs etc. Asking a plastic surgeon that works with scrotum reduction all the time as soon as I mention smooth look Dr. would not even talked with me, I let him know I was castrated 22 years ago should not be a problem.

Dose any one know a Dr. in the LA area?

I would rather do it the right way than have a problem with a cutter

I wonder if maybe a dermatologist could help with that??

Batman

Most doctors are so freaked at the idea of doing anything to or with the family jewels unless of course it is attached to a life and death health issue.

The work continues thanks to Jesus and Richard.

River

Batman (imported) wrote: Sun Sep 06, 2009 1:28 am I wonder if maybe a dermatologist could help with that??

Batman

I thought of banding now that’s an idea I read this article

http://wiki.bmezine.com/index.php/Scrotal_Removal

“ unless the individual is already a eunuch because an overly tight scrotum can be very uncomfortable. The procedure involves cutting off (generally with scalpels and cutlery tools) and then suturing or stapling the scrotum closed (although some people have successfully used an elastrator to do the scrotal removal post-castration). ”

But the thought of bleeding does not sound pleasing to me.

A dermatologist just might work I have one that am going to for something else

I never thought about asking if she consider removing the scrotum it just might work Thanks.

I love the pics in the above link.

I went 4 years with the empty scrotum. I THINK that my Dr. thought I would change my mind and want fake ones put in. Last July (08) I asked him to recommend a plastic surgeon to remove the empty thing. He said he could do it. I said O.K/. and he did a great job. It might have been so he would not lose any money that he decided he could do it. I found out last July (09) that I was the only one he had performed that surgery on. I guess, since he usually only does cancer type orchi's and they want fakes, he never had been asked to do it until me. I seem to be a first in a lot of things in my olden age.

My ahh "fakes" are a little hurt by your use of that word... (SNIFF)

mrt (imported) wrote: Sun Sep 06, 2009 7:34 pm My ahh "fakes" are a little hurt by your use of that word... (SNIFF)

Do you prefer Neuticals???

You know I have a set of silicon implants I let the Dr. talk me into it. Every so often I get a burning sensation in the sack aria around the implant just wondering if it can be leaking I got these implants before the recall back in the late 80’s WOW…

Hind Sight is 20/20

If you are still looking for a surgeon, you should probably begin calling ones who are familiar with the transgendered population. They would have much less difficulty with your request.

"Hairless" has written about his good experience with Dr. Alter in Beverly Hills. He might be one to approach.

JesusA (imported) wrote: Mon Sep 07, 2009 11:09 am If you are still looking for a surgeon, you should probably begin calling ones who are familiar with the transgendered population. They would have much less difficulty with your request.

"Hairless" has written about his good experience with Dr. Alter in Beverly Hills. He might be one to approach.

Thanks Jesus,

Dr. Alter, was the one that blew me off go figure…

Maybe he did not like the smooth look who knows