Devotees of this treatment say the anal jab is the hole-y grail for sexual satisfaction
More and more people are getting Botox every year in an attempt to halt or even roll back time. But did you know that some gay and bisexual men are getting injected below the belt?
Some men are getting Scrotox — where Botox is injected into your scrotum for both aesthetic and medical reasons — and others are getting anal injections.
It’s called HoleTox, and it’s gaining popularity among gay and bi men who are looking for ways to make bottoming even better.
But what exactly is HoleTox, and would you consider getting injections in your anus if it meant better, less painful sex?
HoleTox (a.k.a. anal Botox) is on the rise, but it’s still a fairly niche procedure where neuromodulators like Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau, and Xeomin are injected into the anal sphincter muscles, allowing them to relax.
This makes bottoming easier by reducing or eliminating the initial sting and allowing your anal muscles to relax during sex. It can also improve anal fissures and anal spasms, which can help make receptive anal sex less painful.
“Functionally, it’s also used for individuals who experience tightness that limits their ability to experience pleasure while bottoming, as it can help the muscle become more accommodating over time with regular dilation exercises,” said Dr. Evan Goldstein, the leading anal health expert in the United States who founded Future Method, a sexual wellness brand dedicated to revolutionizing anal sex prep. “We also use it for people who want to go bigger, like larger toys and fisting, but are limited no matter how much they train their asses.”
