Not a lot of couples believe that “G-Spot” exists—and not finding this elusive spot is a valid excuse for some women to say that they haven’t enjoyed their sexual experiences as much as they should have. Well, all of that is about to change, thanks to the newest innovative craze that has overtaken Los Angeles by storm.
Dr. David Matlock Explains G-Shot To Enhance Stimulation
Dr. David Matlock, an Obstetric surgeon, had developed a new way of enlarging the surface area of the woman’s G-spot by means of a collagen injection, thereby increasing the likelihood of that area being stimulated during intercourse. Dr. Matlock said that, provided you have 800euros to spend, can go to the Vaginal Rejuvenation Institute of America for their 30-minute sessions. Dr. Matlock said that this kind of procedure is still not accepted by the majority of women—and with good reason. Increasing the size of the G-spot is not something that could be physically seen and appreciated, like say getting a nose job or a tummy tuck. But he said that this entire process could be felt, especially during intercourse. This helps empower women to know more about themselves, particularly in the sexuality department.
There had already been an estimated 2000 visits to Dr. Matlock’s clinic during the 5-year span that this procedure was introduced, and it has only become significantly more popular these past couple of months, more so in the United Kingdom. Anatomically speaking, the G-spot is supposed to be located midways through the roof of the vaginal canal. Its physiology and true purpose in the body has already been extensively studied by medical doctors all over the world; and what they have concluded is that the G-spot is a bundle of highly dense collection of nerve endings. These nerve endings transmit electrical signals to the brain, causing it to release “happy hormones” that are responsible for the sexual excitement felt during intercourse. Increasing the surface area of the G-spot is primarily responsible for the sensation of having an orgasm for women. Constantly and consistently stimulating the G-spot provides extreme waves of pleasure for women, since they do not have what is called a “refractory period”, which is the amount of time needed for the next orgasm to be achieved; this time period is only present in men.
Dr. Matlock said that everyone has the right to feel good about them, not just physically, but sexually as well. Although sexual satisfaction could not be quantified as easily as a physical change in appearance, Dr. Matlock said that he is not only making women more confident about themselves, but their partners as well. He said that if these couples have an amazing time in bed consistently, then this would equate to a stronger, more lasting relationship. Although some women may still have some reservations with regards to having their G-spots injected with collagen, some are already becoming more open to the idea of getting the most out of their sexual encounters. Even though the treatment is only temporary, lasting about 4-5 months, women have already testified that the satisfaction involved is worth way more than the payment.
