Who can undergo G-spot augmentation?

Women experiencing orgasm difficulties due to vaginal birth, ageing or vaginal laxity may be suitable candidates.

The G-spot is one of the lesser-known aspects of female sexual anatomy. It is thought to exist in a large proportion of women, although its location may vary. During sexual intercourse, reduced stimulation of the G-spot, together with hormonal influences, may contribute to changes in the vaginal ceiling and a gradual loss of prominence in the area.

From the perspective of sexual pleasure, the G-spot is one of the more sensitive areas. It is located approximately 3–4 cm inside the vagina and may sometimes be noticed by touch as a spongy region measuring around 1–2 cm in diameter and feeling firmer than adjacent tissues.

G-spot augmentation, sometimes referred to as the “orgasm shot,” aims to make the area fuller, more prominent and more raised. The procedure is carried out under local anaesthesia as a dermal injection into the target area.

Is G-spot augmentation permanent?

The effects of G-spot augmentation generally last for approximately 6–12 months.

What happens after G-spot augmentation?

• The application takes about 10 minutes and does not require hospitalisation.
• Daily life can be continued after the procedure.
• There is no restriction on sexual activity.