Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation

In the 1950s, a German gynecologist, Ernst Graefenberg, M.D. identified a small spot on the inside of the vagina nearest the stomach that appeared to be extremely erogenous. Accordingly, the area was later named the G-spot. And while some in the scientific world still dispute the G-spot’s existence, many women claim to have found it and say it leads to heightened sexual arousal and more powerful orgasms.

G-spot

The dispute continued when a California cosmetic gynecologist, David Matlock, M.D., developed a method to make the G-spot more prominent, easier to find and even more sensitive. The technique is known as the G-Shot — short for G-Spot Amplification — because the physician injects human engineered collagen or the injectable filler Restylane into the G-spot to make it larger. The procedure is intended for sexually active women with normal sexual functioning.

G-Shot

A pilot study found 87 percent of women reported enhanced sexual arousal and gratification after receiving a G-shot.

The shots are given in what physicians know as an off-label use. That is, the procedure is not specifically approved by the FDA but doctors are allowed to use their best judgment about what treatment works when prescribing any drug or procedure. G-shots appears to be safe enough; collagen injections have been used for many years by gynecologists to treat two unrelated conditions. Additionally, a very complete medical history is required because there are about 25 other medical conditions, including allergies, that are not compatible with collagen injections.

How to find the G-spot

While late night comedians often make light of any man’s ability to find his partner’s G-spot, nobody ever mentions that plastic surgeons are often in the same position.

A woman’s first visit to a surgeon or gynecologist for a G-shot involves learning about her anatomy and finding the G-spot on her own. Once she does that, and can point it out, office staff then precisely mark its location on special surgical tools.

Collagen

After that, the actual injection takes only a matter of seconds. The G-spot is then enlarged from the size of a pea to about the size of a quarter and is built up to a height of about one-quarter inch. The patient is positioned on the exam table as if she were getting a Pap smear and given some local anesthesia. Then, a specially designed speculum is used to deliver the collagen into the G-spot. Afterward, a tampon is placed for about four hours to take care of a small amount of bleeding from the injection site.

The typical office visit for a G-shot is usually only about a half an hour with no recovery period required. Patients can count on the injections usually lasting anywhere from four to nine months; intimate relations can resume within four hours. Surgeons are also quick to say that results do vary and that some patients may notice nothing at all.

Since G-spot amplification began in 2004, about 26 surgeons in 15 U.S. states and one Canadian province offer the G-shot. French physicians offer a slightly different injection procedure to augment the spot.

Dr. Placik’s patients travel to Chicago from Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and other Midwest states.

But once a woman has an enlarged G-spot, there is still more work to do for the patient and her partner.

Sex

“It requires two people who are open, willing to talk frankly and will work at sex, rather than just let it happen,” Dr. Placik says. “The G-spot is not normally best stimulated when the couple is using the missionary position. Rather, it seems to work best for my patients when the womans’ knees are up near their chests to rotate their pelvis forward.”

The key for Dr. Placik’s G-shot patients is allowing the penis to strike the front wall of the vagina, rather than the back wall.

As woman age and after childbirth several things may occur:

• Hormone production diminishes
• The vaginal wall may thin, become inflamed, dry or even become more rigid and more lax.
• Lubrication decreases, leading to itchiness, dryness, and discomfort – especially during intercourse
• Collagen fibers gradually degrade and diminish, reducing vaginal elasticity.

Juliet stimulates your body to help naturally reverse the effects of aging.  Here are some frequently asked questions and why you should visit Juliet for Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation.

Predictable Results

In the European studies, hundreds of patients were successfully treated with the Erbium: YAG laser. Previously only available in Europe and South America, now this exceptional treatment is available for you. The number of sessions varies by patient. Studies show that results may be noticed after the very first session. Even so, the typical recommendation is a series of sessions which are spaced 30 to 60 days apart.

Adjustable to Each Patient

According to each individual patient’s needs, the laser has the unique ability to independently control the vaporization and coagulation of the aged tissue.

Simple Procedure

The procedure does not require incisions or sutures and can be performed in just a few minutes in a physician’s office or outpatient center. Treatment does not usually require any anesthesia.  However, a numbing cream can be used if a patient prefers.

Effectively Turn Back The Time

The computer-controlled laser heats the damaged collagen fibers. studies indicate that this stimulates your body to produce new Type III collagen, which is more elastic and helps thicken the layers to aide in retaining lubrication.

Results That Last

The energy it targets both mucosa and submucosa layers for improvement. Studies report that patients have remained free of symptoms well over 180 days after the first treatment.

What to Expect After Treatments.

The laser stimulates your body to rejuvenate itself. While many patients report immediate results the results are the most noticeable about six weeks after the end of the treatment protocol. Some women report temporary side effects which include slight redness or swelling. That will usually subside within a few days.

*Individual Results May Vary