Mexican Doctor Uses Chin Implant To Even Mans Unbalanced Nuts

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Way to “drop the ball!” A man who was self-conscious about his uneven nads went under the knife to fix them up.

A man born with very uneven “nads” has become the first in the world to have them evened up with an implant used to plump up the chin or cheekbones.

The remarkable operation reflects the growing number of men who have issues with their privates, say the Mexican surgeons who carried out the operation.

The 45-year-old man is said to have been born with an extremely small right “nut” that never descended, a condition known as cryptorchidism.

That “nut” which had never worked, was removed and replaced it with the ‘largest implant on the market,’ the man’s surgeon and urologist, Fernando Ugarte, told the wesbite LiveScience.

But this still meant his “nads” appeared uneven and he was wracked with insecurities about his new appearance.

He is said to have been diagnosed with body dysmorphic disorder, a mental health problem related to body image, in which an individual has a preoccupation with one or more perceived or slight defects in his or her appearance.

To correct the asymmetry, last year Dr Ugarte and his colleagues at the National Autonomous University of Mexico made a small incision in the man’s groin and placed a silicone chin implant between the left “nut” and several layers of tissue.

The piece of silicone, about about 6mm thick, is routinely used to plump up the chin or the cheekbones.

‘The surgery is safe and doesn’t reduce fertility or sexual function because it doesn’t touch the “nad” at all, Dr Ugarte said.

He added that the man’s sex life was back to normal a month after the operation and his “balls” worked as normal.

Reporting in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, he said that two other men have since had the surgery.

The article also discusses the fact that men are becoming as worried about body image as women.

‘We are starting to have the same kind of problems that the ladies have with body image,’ said Dr Ugarte.

‘There are many people who are probably not feeling satisfied with their “ball” size, and now they have a new option.’

‘It’s very well-known that most of the men’s magazines have techniques or pills or products’ for “schlong” enhancement, Ugarte said.

‘But now, patients also want to have bigger balls, not just the schlong.’