By enlarging the G-spot, it is frequently possible to considerably intensify sexual stimulation and the ejaculation process.

The so-called G-spot denotes a location in the vagina which reacts very sensitively to sexual stimulation. This region is named after the German physician Ernst Gräfenberg, who, in an article from the year 1950, speaks of an "erotogenic zone to the fore of the vaginal wall, along the urethra, which swells up upon being sexually stimulated."

This zone is located approximately five centimetres from the orifice of the vagina, to the fore of the vaginal wall and is roughly the size of a coin. However, the degree of sensitivity of this spot varies to a great extent, indeed scientists disagree as to the existence of the G-spot which is reputed to trigger an orgasm. The stimulation process can lead to the production of a clear secretion, which is discharged from the vagina via glandular ducts or the urethra. This phenomenon is also called the "female ejaculation".

The individual can decide whether the procedure is to be conducted under local anaesthetic or seminarcosis. Enlargement of the G-spot is achieved by injecting endogenous tissue (fatty tissue produced by one's own body) or by injecting hyaluronic acid. The object of the exercise is to increase the volume of the G-spot to twice its original size in order to adequately enhance stimulation during sexual intercourse.

Before the procedure
No special preparation is required. As in the case of any procedure, one should refrain for at least 14 days beforehand from taking any medication which might influence haemodilution.

Following the procedure
It is not necessary to remain in the clinic on an in-patient basis. The procedure is carried out on an out-patient basis. Injecting the G-spot with hyaluronic acid takes only a few minutes. The process of enlargement by injection with endogenous tissue may take up to approximately 1 hour. We check the wound and change the bandage on the day after the procedure.