The G-spot is a cluster of nerve endings located on the front wall of the vagina. This place plays a significant role in achieving female sexual satisfaction. To increase the chance of achieving vaginal orgasm, we may perform G-Shot procedure, i.e. injection of the G-spot with platelet rich fibrin or hyaluronic acid.
This procedure is particularly recommended for women whose G-spot becomes flattened with the passing of years. Another indication is genetically conditioned lower number of sensory endings, which may hinder sexual satisfaction. The procedure is performed by means of inserting a preparation containing hyaluronic acid or platelet rich fibrin with a thin needle. Once inserted, a surface covered with sensory receptors is accentuated.
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G-spot augmentation with hyaluronic acid is a frequently performed procedure in the field of aesthetic gynaecology. The procedure consists in subcutaneous injection of a preparation containing hyaluronic acid in order to emphasise the G-spot and make it more sensitive. Before the injection of hyaluronic acid topical anaesthesia is applied. The preparation is inserted with a thin needle, which provides an immediate effect of increasing the size of the G-spot. Hyaluronic acid injected subcutaneously binds water, thanks to which the effect lasts for many months. Over time, hyaluronic acid undergoes gradual degradation accompanied by progressive disappearance of the effect. Then the procedure can be repeated.
The procedure does not require recovery, the Patient can return to daily activities immediately. Intercourse can be resumed about 12 hours after the G-Shot procedure. Another advantage is that there is no preparation necessary: only a vaginal swab is required to rule out any infection of the genital tract.
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Injecting platelet rich fibrin into the G-spot is a two-step procedure. First, a blood sample must be collected and centrifuged to obtain a platelet concentrate. Then platelet rich fibrin is injected with a fine needle into the G-spot area. Similarly to the procedure with hyaluronic acid, no recovery after the procedure is required and the Patient can return to daily activities immediately. Several hours after the procedure, sexual intercourse can be resumed.
The procedure takes several and is performed under topical anaesthesia. Before the procedure, the Patient should do a vaginal swab and provide the result to a physician performing the procedure. Contraindication for G-Shot procedure is menstruation, infections of the genital tract or urinary tract, and occurrence of abnormal discharge. The procedure can be repeated; the effects usually last for up to two years and after that time the G-Shot procedure should be repeated.
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The G-spot is a place inextricably associated with female sexuality. There are many myths about the G-spot, with some people questioning its existence. The fact is, however, that its existence cannot be denied. This spot was discovered over 30 years ago by German gynaecologist Grafenberg, who specialised in women’s erogenous zones. It is from the first letter of this physician’s name that the G-spot was named. What exactly is the G-spot? It is a cluster of nerve endings responsible for enhancing sexual stimulation. In addition to nerve endings, the G-spot also concentrates blood vessels and glands. During intercourse, the G-spot is stimulated by pressure, resulting in its slight enlargement and blood supply. It further increases sensitivity to stimuli and makes it possible to achieve full sexual satisfaction. This is probably due to occurrence of urethral contractions, and stimulation of the vulvar nerve.
The G-spot is located on the front wall of the vagina. It is a small area of about 1.5 square centimetres. It is a slightly convex area with a bit different texture. It may be smoother than the rest of the area of the front vaginal wall or, on the contrary, it may have more spongy texture. The G-spot is located about 4-5 cm from the exit of the vagina, which means that it is about 2/5 of its depth. How do I find the G-spot? In order to locate the G-spot, insert a slightly bent finger with the fingertip pointing upward, in the direction of the pubic sack. Then you can feel a slightly raised, small area distinguished by a different structure: this is the G-spot. Enlargement of this structure and its sensitisation makes this area more susceptible to sexual stimulation, which translates into easier achievement of sexual satisfaction, as well as helps build self-confidence.
During the consultation, we discuss the expected effect and chose the best method for the Patient. Before the procedure, topical anaesthetic is administered. Then, using a speculum, a physician expands the vagina and applies the preparation in the tissues of the G-spot.
The effect of G-spot augmentation is accentuation of this very sensitive area of the front wall of the vagina. After introduction of a preparation containing hyaluronic acid, the G-spot is emphasised and firmed, thus enhancing sexual sensations. The effect of G-spot augmentation with hyaluronic acid lasts for several months, usually up to a year. In case of sensitizing the G-spot with platelet rich fibrin, the effect may last for up to two years. Such long-lasting effect of the procedure results from the influence of growth factors on stimulation of regenerative processes. Growth factors released from platelets activate the formation of new blood vessels, synthesis of collagen fibres, and also contribute to increased innervation of the G-spot. All this contributes to increased sensitivity of the G-spot and improved quality of erotic life.
The procedure does not require much preparation.
Do not consume alcohol, caffeine or drugs 24 hours before the procedure.
One week before the procedure, do not take common painkillers, as they thin the blood and may cause more bruising after insertions. Garlic and onion have a similar effect.
If you take NSAIDs, talk to your GP and ask if you can discontinue them two weeks before your procedure. If your GP refuses, don’t discontinue your medication on your own! The procedure can still be performed, but you must expect more bruising.
Two weeks before the procedure, you can start taking vitamin C, which will strengthen capillary walls and thus reduce formation of bruises.
In fact, recovery is not necessary. Only mild tenderness and slight swelling of the anterior vaginal wall may occur for a day or two.
There are not many contraindications to botox, but they must be taken into consideration. Below you will find the most important of them.
Asymptomatic carrier of hepatitis B or hepatitis C.
Viral hepatitis often affects autoimmune reactions. It mainly depends on the stage of the disease as well as its activity. Only your attending physician may decide whether you are eligible for a aesthetic medicine procedure. Ask them for a written consent for the procedure. Only then, we can perform the procedure.
Diabetes.
In case of advanced diabetes wound healing is impaired. However, when treated and controlled, diabetes is not a problem. If you have diabetes, please ask your attending physician for a written consent for the aesthetic medicine procedure and present it to us on the day of the procedure.
Active cancer.
Cancer that occurred less than 5 years prior to the procedure.
Chemo- and radiotherapy
Autoimmune diseases apart from thyroid disease, acquired vitiligo, and alopecia areata. For example, these diseases include psoriasis, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, myasthenia gravis, multiple sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, sarcoidosis, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis.
Treatment with Izotec or its substitutes less than 6 months prior the procedure date.
Steroids, except asthma medications and inhaled steroids, taken less than one month prior to the scheduled procedure.
Fungal medications or antibiotics taken less than one week prior to the procedure.
Tendency to keloids.
Hemofilia.
Epilepsy.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding. We do not perform procedures in pregnant ladies or nursing mothers, even with the physician’s consent. When it comes to children, one can’t be too careful!
Asymptomatic HIV infection or active AIDS.
Skin diseases in the planned treatment site.
Fever, viral or bacterial infection on the day of the procedure.
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