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My testes and most of my scrotum were surgically removed in 2001. I've lately had the idea of having a pair of steel balls inserted in the remaining bit of scrotum. I can easily acquire three-quarter inch chromed steel ball-bearings, or surgical-steel Ben-Wa balls of the same size. Does anyone have any experience of this procedure and/or could offer some advice? If it's going to be a serious health risk I'll just leave it in my mind as a fantasy.

Are you sure they are "surgical steel" that can be implanted inside your body?

The human body and most steels are not compatible. Check it out.

My problem is that you say "chromed steel" instead of "chrome steel"...

The difference to my mind (and I have metallurgical knowledge) is that one could be chrome plated and the other could be Chrome-Nickel-Molybdenum alloy of steel. Both of which might not be compatible with the human body.

Both Chrome and Nickel metals are poisonous.

Do you like to fly and pass through metal detectors?

Dave (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 03, 2011 11:50 pm Are you sure they are "surgical steel" that can be implanted inside your body?

The human body and most steels are not compatible. Check it out.

My problem is that you say "chromed steel" instead of "chrome steel"...

The difference to my mind (and I have metallurgical knowledge) is that one could be chrome plated and the other could be Chrome-Nickel-Molybdenum alloy of steel. Both of which might not be compatible with the human body.

Both Chrome and Nickel metals are poisonous.

Thanks Dave - very much appreciated. That is exactly the kind of information I needed.

I'll take your advice and "check it out".

tugon (imported) wrote: Sat Jun 04, 2011 12:03 am Do you like to fly and pass through metal detectors?

Metal detectors... ermmm... I hadn't thought about those.

Maybe this steel balls fantasy is going to remain a fantasy!

I think in general it is crucial to keep separate the world of reality and the world of fantasy so as to enjoy both safely.

Be heavy to walk around with steel balls?

Wouldn't it put stress on your pelvic muscles, I mean it might cause hernia?

There's a reason that liquid silicone breast implants ended and were replaced with baggies filled with sterile water. The liquid silicone leaked out and caused trouble.

Also, there is a reason that testicles are somewhat pliable in that men cross their legs and we all know that we can grab a guys balls and not hurt him with a gentle squeeze. Think about chewing on a guys scrotum for fun during sex. Or grabbing and fondling.

The point here is that metal is inflexible and if it catches the skin inside, will hrt and cause damage -- bruising maybe.

Perhaps there is a good reason that "neuiticles" (spelling) the silicone replacements for animals (like dogs and horses and what-nots) are flexible and considerably smaller than baseballs. Try an experiment - take a cheescloth bag and put two golf balls into it and drop it in your jock strap. Walk, jump and run around with it.

Try it again with two apples. See what happens.

Think a lot harder about this. Would it be fun to have a penis that hangs like a flexible pepperoni halfway down your thigh? YES BUT, would you want to wear a speedo over that big a tool?

Would it be lots of fun to be hung like a horse with balls the size of billiard balls? Yes but, could you ever sleep on your stomach again?

eunuch2001 (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 03, 2011 11:36 pm My testes and most of my scrotum were surgically removed in 2001. I've lately had the idea of having a pair of steel balls inserted in the remaining bit of scrotum. I can easily acquire three-quarter inch chromed steel ball-bearings, or surgical-steel Ben-Wa balls of the same size. Does anyone have any experience of this procedure and/or could offer some advice? If it's going to be a serious health risk I'll just leave it in my mind as a fantasy.

There is a problem if you use anything other than surgical stainless steel balls rated for implantation. Chromed plated steel ball-bearings are not rated to be in a salt bath (implanted) and the chrome plating after a time the plating will flick off, and you would have to remove them and maybe more of your scrotum also.

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You may try "steelwerks" they used to make stainless steel testicles replacement perhaps they still do. Ask them if it you can pass the checking point at the airport without problems. LOL http://www.steelwerksextreme.com/

Please,please, put nothing in your scrotum. Most metals are toxic. Silicon balls may eventually leak. PIP breast implants are now causing problems worldwide.

Be safe; be healthy. Mine is empty and staying that way.

paring (imported) wrote: Sat Jun 04, 2011 6:18 am You may try "steelwerks" they used to make stainless steel testicles replacement perhaps they still do. Ask them if it you can pass the checking point at the airport without problems. LOL http://www.steelwerksextreme.com/

Steel rusts inside the human body and is not used for metal implants.

Same with brass. It's sounds like fun to have "brass balls" but they corrode and leach copper and zinc and that's not good.

And don't even think about anything with nickel plating on it. Nickel inside you would be such a disaster.

Titanium is the metal of choice for hip implants, knees, rotator cuffs, etc...

Metal balls should have about the same weight like natural balls, or at least not much heavier. Weight could cause problems by stretching your scrotum too much and cause constant discomfort.

It might be possible to get surgical steel balls from one of the bigger body jewellery suppliers, but whether you'll find a surgeon who'll put them in for you is another matter. However, it is possible to get replacement (silicone) balls inserted. But you say you've had most of your scrotum removed, so it might not be possible for a surgeon to find a cavity big enough to insert balls of any kind. You'd better let a surgeon have a look and feel first.

Keep it as a fantasy. This has been done by the legendary Jack Yount, but the weight of the balls cut the blood supply to the scrotal skin underneath the balls. As far as size goes, well I live with a scrotum filled with silicone, a lot of silicone. True, I can't sleep on my stomach. True, I can't wear speedos (except for trunks with firm leg cuffs). True, my bulge shows whatever I do. The trade off is that all these things are a turn on for me.

I have heard of a guy who poured lots of small (5mm diameter) surgical steel balls into his scrotum. I don't know how the guy has fared since.

Paul

someone mentioned passing through metal detectors in airports. what about people with things like artificial hips, or, like several biker friends of mine who're halfway to being a terminator (metal plates in the head, screws in ankles etc), or even some people who get implants like this:

http://ishiboo.com/~danny/Mods/implants ... spine1.jpg

how do all these people deal with the airport then?

punkypink (imported) wrote: Mon Jan 30, 2012 6:45 am someone mentioned passing through metal detectors in airports. what about people with things like artificial hips, or, like several biker friends of mine who're halfway to being a terminator (metal plates in the head, screws in ankles etc), or even some people who get implants like this:

http://ishiboo.com/~danny/Mods/implants ... spine1.jpg

how do all these people deal with the airport then?

I have a stimulator generator implanted in my lower back. It doesn't set off the airport screeners. It got picked up by a hand wand once at the courthouse - I just showed a card with an xray on it, and they said go on. My mom sets off alarms all the time with two replacement hips. Security just waves her through.

punkypink (imported) wrote: Mon Jan 30, 2012 6:45 am someone mentioned passing through metal detectors in airports. what about people with things like artificial hips, or, like several biker friends of mine who're halfway to being a terminator (metal plates in the head, screws in ankles etc), or even some people who get implants like this:

http://ishiboo.com/~danny/Mods/implants ... spine1.jpg

how do all these people deal with the airport then?

I"m in a wheelchair and I get pat searched. Even before 9/11/2001, I went to a screened area and get wanded or patted down. There's no choice if you want to fly.

punkypink (imported) wrote: Mon Jan 30, 2012 6:45 am someone mentioned passing through metal detectors in airports. what about people with things like artificial hips, or, like several biker friends of mine who're halfway to being a terminator (metal plates in the head, screws in ankles etc), or even some people who get implants like this:

http://ishiboo.com/~danny/Mods/implants ... spine1.jpg

how do all these people deal with the airport then?

With orthopedic implanted devices an identification card is included. The person is to carry that at all times when traveling.

Not only does it come in handy at airports, but if they have any trouble and need to go to a hospital it helps the physicians identify the type of device that has been implanted.

The same goes for pacemakers. Piece of advice, don't get in the same room with a MRI machine if you have ANY type of implanted device unless you have it in writing from the company that manufactured it that it is permissible.

Some of these things can cause death. You know, like a staple clamping off an aneurism on a artery or vein in the brain or anything else that could be sucked into a 15,000 Gauss or 1.5 Tesla magnet.

These medical magnets are stronger than the ones used in junkyards to lift whole cars... (http://hypertextbook.com/facts/1999/Kei ... tyne.shtml)

ok so what about people with BME-ish implants?

All I can contribute to this thread is to reference pioneer body modifier Jack Yount. Jack died in 1995 and I suspect at least some of his mods may have contributed to his untimely death.

He had numerous silicone injections, especially to his rather substantial penis. He had been castrated and his testicles replaced with very large steel balls. The final ones were the size of a cue ball or bigger. I have somewhere a video of this procedure.

Speed

I met Jack Youant IRL several times, and at the time I wondered if the introduction of that much foreign material into the body would impact his health....I tend to agree that it might have contributed to his sudden death

punkypink (imported) wrote: Mon Jan 30, 2012 11:59 am ok so what about people with BME-ish implants?

I think that you are pretty much on your own. There are no current government regulations (of ANY government, USA or other) in place meant to protect the 'consumer' of bod-mod services.

Should there be? I mean if you want freedom. Like they say 'those who would trade freedom for security deserve neither'... or something to that effect...

When I had my knees replaced I was not given a card to indicate that I had metal in my body. The surgeon said that he does not give such cards any longer nor do any of the other surgeons he knows. He claimed that so many of them are being counterfeited that they are now useless. I regularly go through security oriented metal detectors and the authorities in charge will not accept the cards. I had to go through a long process of supplying hand signed letters from two sources and these were then confirmed before I was allowed to enter. My situation is now in their computer but I still am hand searched every time. --FLO--