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Scrotoplasty and Testicular Implants

Scrotoplasty and Testicular Implants create an aesthetically pleasing scrotum and testes.

Scrotoplasty is the formation of a scrotum using native labial majora tissue. Scrotoplasty can be performed in one or two stages. The resulting scrotum is fused in the midline, anteriorly positioned, and pouch-like. Most patients have no difficulty riding bikes with this complex Scrotoplasty. 

For those who would prefer a larger scrotum than their native tissue will allow, tissue expansion with delayed Scrotoplasty can be performed.

Scrotoplasty, before insertion of Testicular Implants

Post-op Metoidioplasty with Scrotoplasty. Testicular Implants will be placed after optimum healing.

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Testicular Implants

Testicular Implants can be placed after the Scrotoplasty has fully healed. Crane Center surgeons use solid silicone implants.

Monsplasty

After Metoidioplasty or Phalloplasty with Scrotoplasty, the scrotum can sometimes wind up too far between the legs. This is more common in patients with excess skin and a prominent mons (area in front of pubic bone). In this situation, a Monsplasty can be helpful for lifting the genitals out from between the legs. It is about a one hour procedure with minimal risk. It is performed about 6 months after the original surgery and can be done at the same time as Testicular Implants and/or Penile Implant surgery.

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