G-spot Injection
This technique is mainly targeted for patients who have never experienced a G-spot orgasm or who are uncertain about the suitability of surgical emplacement as they utilize a rapid and simple injection to ascertain the possible location of the G-spot and test the presence of a G-spot orgasm by themselves, thus facilitating reference and judgment for subsequent surgical correction. Regarding injection materials, purified fats harvested from other body parts or high molecular weight hyaluronic acid (Sub-Q) readily available are optional. The G-spot injection highlights the prediction of G-spot location and existence. Dr. Chuang will first visually predict and localize the G-spot location and then inject adequate fat cells or hyaluronic acid into the inferior vaginal mucosa around the G-spot. Then, the injection site will immediately present obvious prominence and dilation to facilitate the male genitals in stimulating the G-spot during sexual intercourse, thus increasing the probability of a female orgasm. Nevertheless, the fats or hyaluronic acid injected into G-spot may rapidly diminish in effect due to friction or the compression of sexual behaviors, and the results prolong for approximately 4–6 months on average; therefore, patients need to receive repeated injections or undergo relatively long-acting G-spot implantation surgery if they want to maintain the effect.
Surgical conditions
Duration
- Type of anesthesia: IV sedation + local anesthesia
- Surgical incision: Injection needle holes adjacent to the G-spot
- Recovery: 1–2 days
- Removal of stitches: No
General instructions
No food and water on the day of surgery
- Avoid the surgery during the menstrual period.
- Avoid sexual behaviors and compression to the affected site for 2 weeks postoperatively.
- Try to avoid hard items from stimulating the vagina for 3 months postoperatively.
Ideal candidates
- Patients who have never experienced a G-spot orgasm
- Those who are uncertain about prior experience of G-spot orgasm and plan for a self-test
- Those who have not experienced an orgasm during the latter course of sexual behaviors
- Those who undergo G-spot injection to facilitate the differential diagnosis of female apathy
- Those who undergo G-spot injection as a preliminary test prior to G-spot emplacement
Potential complications
- Autologous fat or hyaluronic acid advanced loss
- Vaginal lumps
- Results short of expectation
Surgical advantages
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The operation is simple and does not need a recovery period.
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The result is immediate.
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Patients may not need to undergo surgery to experience a G-spot orgasm.
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The surgery improves the quality of sexual intercourse and enhances male and female intimacy.
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The potential causes of sexual apathy in some females are eliminated.
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Ineffective G-spot surgery is avoided by a simple preoperative self-test.
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Injections are repeatedly given without any limitation in the future.
Surgical drawbacks
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The injection results may be ineffective or short of expectation.
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Abundant or multiple injections may be required to notice the results.
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Autologous fat or hyaluronic acid at the G-spot is likely to be absorbed quickly.
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An injection may need to be repeatedly given, and the economic benefit is lower than that of a permanent G-spot surgery.