"G-spot" treatment

It is still controversial whether a G-spot exists. The fact is that a few centimetres above the pubic bone on the front of the vaginal tube there is a mucous membrane zone that has more secretory glands. During sexual arousal, a small elevation and undulation of the tissue occurs at this point. These glands release secretions, which explains the moisture in the vagina during sexual arousal. In some cases, women may release so much fluid at once during orgasm that it closely resembles ejaculation. This explains the so-called "wet orgasm" that some women experience. In some women, this zone is particularly receptive to manipulation, which can lead to more sexual arousal and even orgasm.

Studies show that only around a quarter of all women experience pleasurable sensations in this region. Plastic surgeon and inventor of the so-called "G-shot" Dr. Matlock from Beverly Hills discovered that injecting this area with the help of autologous blood therapy (vampire lifting) can massively increase the sensation of pleasure during sex in many women. After his treatments, they were able to have vaginal orgasms and even multiple orgasms for the first time. His methods have massively improved the sexual experience of many women of all ages.

A treatment with autologous blood (Vampire Lifting) takes about 30 minutes and usually needs to be repeated 3 times every 4 weeks.