Difficulty reaching orgasm
Problems achieving orgasm despite no other diagnosed medical causes, combined with a readiness for procedure-based therapy.
The G-Shot is an aesthetic gynecology procedure that enhances the G-spot with hyaluronic acid — its goal is to intensify sexual sensation by enlarging the surface of the most erogenous zone in the vagina.
— in brief
The G-spot is a cluster of nerve endings usually located on the front wall of the vagina, a few centimetres from its entrance. The G-Shot involves injecting a hyaluronic acid–based product into this precisely located area, gently accentuating it.
Augmenting the G-spot enlarges the surface of the zone containing the highest number of receptors, which for some patients translates into easier orgasm and more intense sensation during intercourse.
The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia, using a fine cannula and hyaluronic acid — a substance that binds water, increases tissue volume and improves blood supply. The G-Shot is a minimally invasive procedure that requires no conventional recovery period.
The decision to perform a G-Shot is made only after a medical consultation. Below are typical situations in which the procedure may be considered — every qualification is individual.
Problems achieving orgasm despite no other diagnosed medical causes, combined with a readiness for procedure-based therapy.
The need to heighten sensation during intercourse by accentuating the most sensitive zone in the vagina.
A decline in the quality of sexual sensation after hormonal or life changes, or after prolonged breaks in sexual activity.
Women open to procedure-based solutions, after discussing alternative forms of therapy with the doctor.
The G-Shot is a short procedure, but one preceded by careful qualification. Below is the sequence of steps from the first visit to the return to sexual activity.
A thorough medical history, assessment of general and intimate health, and a discussion of difficulties with orgasm and your expectations of the procedure.
before the procedureReview of current cervical smear results, ordering additional tests if needed, assessment of contraindications and a joint decision to proceed with the G-Shot.
before the procedureDisinfection of the treatment area and local infiltration anaesthesia to ensure comfort while the hyaluronic acid is administered.
~5–10 minA hyaluronic acid–based product is placed beneath the vaginal mucosa with a fine cannula, into the precisely located area of the G-spot.
~10–15 minGuidance on hydration (about 2–2.5 litres of water daily), hygiene, and information on when to resume intercourse and when the procedure can be repeated.
after the procedureThe G-Shot uses hyaluronic acid — a substance widely used in aesthetic medicine, well researched and safe.
Current cervical smear results are required for the procedure; the doctor may order additional tests if considered necessary.
The hyaluronic acid is placed beneath the vaginal mucosa with a fine cannula, minimising discomfort and the risk of complications.
After the procedure the patient returns to normal daily activities — it requires no stay at the clinic and no time off work.
Normal sexual activity can usually be resumed about 12 hours after the procedure, in line with the doctor's recommendations.
While hyaluronic acid is active, drinking about 2–2.5 litres of water daily is recommended to support water binding in the tissues.
Below are indicative prices for the g-shot treatment. The final quote is set individually during the consultation — depending on the scope of the procedure and the surgical technique chosen.
— The exact scope and price are set individually after assessing the anatomy and discussing expectations.
Payment: cash or card on the day of surgery. A VAT invoice is issued at the patient's request. Prices apply to procedures performed at ul. Czesława Miłosza 35/4 in Białystok. This price list does not constitute a commercial offer within the meaning of the Polish Civil Code.