The G Shot
The G-Spot is named for Dr. Ernest Grafenberg, who first described it in a 1950 article in the International Journal of Sexology. He found a highly erogenous zone inside the vagina that gets bigger when directly stimulated and that can lead to a powerful climax.
“…an erotic zone could always be demonstrated on the anterior wall of the vagina along the course of the urethra,… [which] seems to be surrounded by erectile tissue like the corpora cavernosa [of the penis]… In the course of sexual stimulation, the female urethra begins to enlarge and can be easily felt. It swells out greatly at the end of orgasm. The most stimulating part is located at the posterior urethra, where it arises from the neck of the bladder.”
As sex is among the more powerful forms of pleasurable stimuli known to man, researchers among the biological, anthropological, and medical fields have endeavored to discover greater knowledge of human sexuality. This discovery can enhance sexual stimulation for women and deepen many facets of pleasure.
Women who are suffering from sexual frustration in Dallas aren’t alone, which is why Dr. Brady is pleased to offer the G-Shot to her patients. The G-Shot is a revolutionary way to boost a woman’s sexual experience by making the G-spot more pronounced during intimacy. Overall, 87% of women noted a marked improvement in satisfaction and arousal after having their G-Shot.
What Is a G-Shot?
A G-Shot is a small injection of collagen filler that’s placed inside the vagina into the G-spot. The G-spot is a special area of the vagina that helps trigger an orgasm in women when stimulated during sex. By filling the G-spot, it creates a larger surface area for increased stimulation, making sexual experiences far more pleasurable.
How It Works
The G-Shot® is a painless office procedure performed in your doctor’s office under local or topical anesthesia. The actual injection usually takes less than 8 seconds and the total office visit time is usually less than an hour. A specially designed speculum is used to assist in the delivery of a specified amount of filler directly into the G-Spot after local or topical anesthesia. The G-Shot augments (enlarges) the G-Spot. This results in a G-Spot about the size of a quarter in width, and one fourth of an inch in height (meaning the projection into the vagina). Note that results do vary.
Why Get a G-Shot?
The main reason a woman might want to get a G-Shot is to increase her pleasure during sex. It’s a great tool to help women who don’t orgasm as much as they’d like or who would like to take their sex life to the next level.
What’s more, results from a G-Shot can last from three to six months. Considering the fact that the procedure itself takes only five minutes, it’s a worthwhile investment for any woman looking to spice things up in the bedroom.
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What to Expect with the G-Shot
Before you schedule your first G-Shot treatment consultation, you probably have some questions, such as: How long will it take? How long will the results last? When can I resume sex?
Before the procedure: In the consultation process Dr. Brady and her expert staff will educate you on the G-Spot and how to localize it. She will go over risks and complications verbally and, after all of your questions have been answered, you will sign a consent form. It is important to the doctor that every patient is completely informed of the risks, complications an alternatives to the procedure.
You will then privately perform a self-examination based upon the doctor’s instructions and after you are comfortable with the localization of the G-Spot, the procedure will begin.
The Procedure
Topical anesthesia will be placed along the anterior wall of the vagina at the location of the G-Spot. 30 minutes later you will be positioned on the examination table as if you are “getting a PAP smear” and a pelvic exam and measurement of the G-Spot will be performed. This measurement will be transferred to a special speculum. The speculum, which has the location of the G-Spot on it, will then be inserted into the vagina and the filler will be injected. A tampon is placed (the tampon is to be removed in 4 hours). The entire G-Shot injection procedure takes approximately 5 minutes.
Is There a Recovery Period After the G-Shot?
Dallas women who receive a G-Shot will be pleased to know that there is no recovery period after the treatment. The only expected side effect may be slight bleeding, but Dr. Brady will combat this by inserting a tampon right after the injection. In all, the whole process takes five minutes, so a woman can schedule a G-Shot on her lunch break without taking any time off work. Within 4 hours you can resume normal sexual activity. Results last 6-12 months. Results do vary.
Who Can Benefit From a G-Shot?
A G-Shot can benefit any Dallas woman who experiences vaginal orgasms. If the woman’s primary method of orgasm involves another technique, the G-Shot won’t have any effects. Otherwise, most women qualify for the procedure, but Dr. Brady will make sure the patient does not have any contraindications at the initial consultation. Women with a history of sexual dysfunction should seek other treatment options.
How Much Does the G-Shot Cost?
The cost of the G-Shot will depend on how many syringes of filler a patient requests to be placed in her g spot to enlarge this sensitive area. The more filler a patient desires, within reason, the more her procedure will cost. For the initial G-Shot Dr. Brady recommends using a single syringe (or 1mL) of filler, and only increase the surface area if indicated. The cost of a basic G-Shot is $1,800.
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Is the G-Shot Painful?
The G-Shot procedure is generally well-tolerated and not considered painful. Before the injection, Dr. Brady applies a local anesthetic to the area to reduce discomfort.
Patients may experience slight pressure or mild discomfort during the injection. However, these sensations are usually brief.
Can I Combine the G-Shot With Other Sexual Health Treatments?
Yes, you can combine the G-Shot with other sexual health services to optimize results. Many women choose to enhance their care plan by including treatments such as the O-Shot®, which also aims to improve sexual function and sensitivity.
Other complementary treatments might include:
- Hormone replacement therapy for those experiencing hormonal imbalances
- Laser vaginal rejuvenation to address vaginal laxity
Combining these services can provide a more comprehensive approach to sexual health. Doing so addresses many aspects of sexual dysfunction and enhances general satisfaction.
At the Women's Wellness Institute of Dallas, Dr. Brady will develop a bespoke plan to meet your unique needs and goals.
What Is the Difference Between the G-Shot and the O-Shot?
The G-Shot and O-Shot are both designed to enhance sexual pleasure but differ in their methods and focus.
The G-Shot involves injecting collagen into the G-spot to increase its size and sensitivity. This enhances sexual arousal and pleasure.
On the other hand, the O-Shot uses platelet-rich plasma (PRP) derived from the patient's blood. PRP is injected into the clitoral and vaginal areas to stimulate tissue growth. It also improves sensitivity, arousal, and orgasm intensity.
Both procedures aim to improve sexual function. However, they use different substances and target distinct areas for enhancement.
Are There Any Restrictions on Physical Activity After Getting the G-Shot?
There are minimal physical activity restrictions after receiving the G-Shot. The treatment does not require any downtime, and women can typically resume normal sexual activity within 4 hours of their appointment.
After you receive the shot, Dr. Brady will provide you with detailed aftercare instructions. Follow these to support your recovery and enhance the effectiveness of the G-Shot.
Can the G-Shot Help With Urinary Incontinence?
The G-Shot is primarily designed to enhance sexual pleasure. However, it may offer secondary benefits for some women, including those experiencing mild urinary incontinence.
By increasing the volume and sensitivity of the G-spot area, the shot may provide added support to the urethra. This could potentially reduce incidents of stress urinary incontinence.
Keep in mind that the G-Shot is not specifically intended or widely recognized as a primary solution to urinary incontinence. If urinary incontinence is a significant concern, discuss this with Dr. Brady during your consultation. She may recommend other options, such as Votiva or Emsella.
Why Choose the Women's Wellness Institute of Dallas?
Dr. Wesley Anne Brady, an experienced gynecologic surgeon, leads the Women's Wellness Institute of Dallas's all-female team. She is known for providing exceptional care and has personally received most of the treatments offered at the practice.
Dr. Brady is affiliated with the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas and the Women's Specialty Surgery Center. She also serves as president of the Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation Institute of Dallas. She works hard to uphold the highest standards in cosmetic and gynecologic surgery.
Improve Your Sexual Sensations With a G-Shot
If you’d like to improve your sexual arousal and satisfaction, consider getting a G-Shot from Dr. Brady at the Women’s Wellness Institute of Dallas. Before every procedure, she offers a consultation process to help women learn more about the G-Shot and how it can benefit them personally. During this consultation, she’ll make sure you’re a good candidate for the procedure to lessen the chance of any adverse effects as well as increase your results.
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