Is Zack Wickham Starting a Trend?

On a recent episode of Bravo’s “The Valley,” actor Zack Wickham revealed an unusual cosmetic procedure he tried called “Scrotox,” which involves injecting Botox into the scrotum.

Wickham was accompanied by his co-star, Daniel Booko, though the latter chose not to participate. The procedure, though gaining some attention, remains a rare and unconventional treatment for what is primarily intended to reduce the cremaster muscle activity, affecting the testicles’ position.

When asked about his goals, Wickham explained, “It was a cool experience. The doctors were great, but numbing was intense. Once that wore off, it was straightforward.” He added, “I expected my testicles to hang lower, which did happen temporarily, but the results faded after a few months.”

Wickham described the procedure, stating, “Botox relaxed the cremaster muscle, responsible for the testicles’ movement, which made my scrotum hang lower and appear smoother.”

Reflecting on the experience, Wickham said, “My testicles hung the lowest for a couple of months—that was aesthetically pleasing, but I probably won’t do it again.” He noted that it was mainly a one-time experiment and a unique story to tell.

Conclusion

While a bold and unconventional choice, Wickham’s candid account sheds light on a niche cosmetic trend that may resonate with curiosity-seekers. His experience emphasizes that such procedures are still experimental and not widely adopted.

Catch “The Valley” Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo.