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The G-Shot for the G-Spot

G-Spot Pleasure - Board certified plastic surgeons discuss the G-shot, or a shot of fillers into the G-spot to increase sexual pleasure, and whether or not the latter even exists. Whether you’re a believer or not, we’ve all heard of the G-spot. The question is, have you heard of the G-shot? Aesthetic plastic surgery has seen a marked increase in procedures aimed at the vagina, now including a puzzling application of fillers to the G-spot in an attempt to heighten sexual pleasure. Is there any truth to the procedure, or even any truth to the puzzling G-spot itself? FIRST THINGS FIRST: THE G-SPOT The female G-spot is pretty elusive and mysterious. Where on earth is it? How do you find it? What actually is it? In short: the debate still exists whether it’s real and whether or not it’s worth looking for. The Gräfenberg spot is it’s full name, derived from the German gynecologist who first characterized the idea. Decades later, the jury is still out on whether or not the G-spot is real, or whether it’s supposed functions might be a collection of functions of other known vaginal anatomical entities. WHAT IS IT EXACTLY? OR IS IT AT ALL? The evidence is a bit mysterious because the “spot” doesn’t appear to be a distinct structure, but, rather, a cluster of nerves and tissue that engorges or changes in sensation when aroused. And not all women feel it. Some women feel extreme pleasure when the spot is stimulated, but others… not a thing. The G-spot is described as an erogenous zone, about the size of a nickel, located just underneath a woman’s front vaginal wall. It’s made from ultra-sensitive, erectile-like tissue that, when touched, swells. When swollen, it’s more the size of a quarter and, to those who believe it exists, brings on feelings of sexual bliss, similar to the way the clitoris responds to contact. WHAT IS THE G-SHOT? A woman’s genitals usually is the last last place you’d want any sharp object, but an increasing number of women are electing to let a doctor inject hyaluronic acid—the natural substance utilized by facial fillers for plumping—into their private parts. The procedure, known as the G-Shot or G-Spot Amplification, was created by Beverly Hills plastic surgeons David Matlock, MD and Alexander Simopoulos, MD. While they have been performing it on patients for more than six years, it’s gained so much demand that other docs around the country have also begun offering G-Shots under the duo’s training and guidance.