The mythical G-spot is an anatomical area that owes its name to the initial of the doctor who first discovered it, Dr. Ernst Grafenberg.

Despite the controversy, there is sufficient published scientific evidence that certifies its existence and that defines it as a small protuberance, sensitive to touch and friction, endowed with dense innervation, located behind the pubic bone, on the anterior side of the vagina ( about 3 cm from the urethra) and that, when stimulated, produces a great orgasmic response.

Hyaluronic acid and autologous fat increase the sensitivity of the G-spot.

What techniques are used to increase the G-spot?

This point becomes much more sensitive if the area is well filled with autologous fat (lipotransfer) or hyaluronic acid (fillers), because the area is wider, more projected and perceives more stimulation when rubbing against the penis, which which can intensely facilitate vaginal orgasm.

​ The technique is performed under local anesthesia and there is hardly any recovery, except that sexual intercourse should be avoided during the first 5-7 days.

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