What is the best way to shave my scrotum?
The scrotum is located in the intimate area of the man and is hairy from puberty onwards. These pubic hairs are the secondary sexual characteristic, both in men and women. They have a protective function, as they keep away pathogens and foreign particles and protect against too much cold.
However, these aspects are not too relevant nowadays due to hygiene and clothing. Especially in the Islamic culture, but also increasingly in western areas like Europe, shaving one’s pubic hair is considered an ideal of beauty. Men shave not only the breast but also the pubic hair on the scrotum.
The scrotum is a stretchy covering of the testicles and therefore not easy to shave.The best and safest method is to pull the skin of the scrotum tight at the area to be shaved. This increases the tension of the skin and makes it easier to remove the pubic hairs with a disposable razor. It is recommended to shave with the line first to remove most of the hair.
Afterwards you can shave against the stroke again, if you wish, to shave off even very short hairs and get a smooth result. To minimize the risk of injury, it is recommended to shave while showering and to use a shaving foam. This makes the pubic hairs a little softer and also makes shaving easier.
What happens during a scrotum lift?
A scrotum lift is a surgical procedure that can be classified as intimate surgery. The reasons for this operation can be physical complaints or aesthetic reasons. In some men the scrotum muscles are too weak, so that the scrotum hangs down too slack.
This can also be caused by increasing age. The scrotum thus causes increased friction, which can lead to pain. However, some operations are performed for aesthetic reasons, as the affected man feels uncomfortable.
In a scrotum lift, excess skin of the scrotum is removed and the scrotum is reattached closer to the body. A thread is used, which dissolves by itself after some time. The procedure can be performed under general anesthesia or sedation (twilight sleep using a sedative), depending on the initial situation (depending, for example, on age and previous illnesses).
If the surgery is performed for aesthetic reasons, the patient bears the entire cost. In general, this procedure should be carefully considered and the entire procedure should be discussed with a doctor, as the normal risks of surgery and, if necessary, anesthesia are present.
