Lovers implant magnets under their skin.

They take their appeal to the next level.

Body modification enthusiasts Sadie Riendeau and her fiancée Hannah Hansman took the next step in their commitment to each other by having magnets implanted under their skin. When they touch, the magnets connect.

“I use the implant almost every day to link to Hannah,” Massachusetts content creator Riendeau told Jam Press.

“The magnet is not painful to use or touch; if it is, you may forget it’s there,” she continued. “Now that’s like a fun party trick too.”

The pair went viral on social media after showing off their romantic body transformation, which required tiny magnets implanted with a needle, prompting mixed reactions from their 2.6 million viewers.

“There is something pulling out of my skin that I will never be able to do,” one stunned user wrote.

“How am I going to explain this at tsa,” another person joked, while another viewer quipped that they should get some kind of tattoo where the magnet is.

“I’ve seen hairstylists get this because it’s perfect for holding bobby pins in place,” someone else commented.

“I love it, no matter what anyone says,” one user praised. “Unique, simple, silly and cute.”

While the $1,000 procedure upset some onlookers, Riendeau said it was “quick,” explaining that it involved using a needle to create a pocket in the skin and then sliding magnets under the skin.

“Hannah was nervous, but when I explained that we could connect them to each other, she didn’t need much convincing at all,” she said.

“It makes her eager to do it with me.”