Women’s Health

A doctor trained in sexual wellness can help a woman achieve enhanced sexual sensation by injecting filler into her Grafenburg spot (G-Spot). This trademarked procedure is repeated every six to twelve months to maintain results. Doctors use topical anesthesia to numb the area prior to injecting the filler, and the procedure is surprisingly painless in

Although there are many things that can impact a woman’s sexual health, many overlook the potential that some of the issues they experience may be a result of the medications that they take. Several over-the-counter medications, prescription drugs, and herbal supplements can cause sexual side effects. Here is what you need to know. Common Medications

The perineum can develop scar tissue, unwanted skin issues, and even bulges due to childbirth. These issues can also arise due to gynecological diseases. Dealing with these issues can be challenging. Some women experience discomfort and even pain. In these cases, a perineoplasty performed by Dr. Brady at The Women’s Wellness Institute of Dallas may be an

  Cosmetic gynecology is a specialized field of Gynecology focused on helping women regain confidence in their intimate appearance, and restore lost functionality caused by menopause, childbirth, genetics, and other conditions. Every vagina is unique, and there is incredible variance among size, shape, and color. While each body is beautiful in its own way, many

With a resounding number of New Year’s Resolutions being going to the gym more often, there’s a definite desire to get our bodies moving. We all know the importance of exercise, it can have positive impacts on all systems of the body, from cardiovascular to pulmonary, not to mention the cognitive and mental health improvements,

  Vaginal dryness is a common symptom that affects as many as 17% of women. After menopause, approximately 50% of women report dryness in the vaginal area. Symptoms of vaginal dryness can include burning, itching, pain during intercourse, and even recurring urinary tract infections (UTIs). Understanding the underlying causes of vaginal dryness can help you avoid symptoms.