Dangers of Vaginal Rejuvenation and G-spot Enlargement

Doctors labeled the procedures such as vaginal rejuvenation and other similar procedures as dangerous and unnecessary.

Problems are numerous. Some of the best specialists for sexuality began to notice, that the number of scars and infections of women who had vaginal rejuvenation is increasing. Changed sexual sensations are also appearing. The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists have raised concerns about these procedures. They wrote in their statement: ''The college is particularly concerned that such surgery may exploit vulnerable women.We feel these operations prey on people with insecurities and fears who actually need psychological help. They are also not very anatomically-based and have the potential to cause serious harm.''

Doctors must often repair the damage, caused by procedures such as vaginal rejuvenation and g-spot enlargement, sometimes even with the use of plastic surgery. There is another concern, women who choose vaginoplasty often do not know that female genitalia will look very differently. The college stresses the unethical aspect of it all: ''In one case we heard of a man bringing in a Brazilian pornographic photo and saying: ''Make my girlfriend look like this.'' We don’t think it is ethical behaviour to agree to do that.''

G-spot enlargement (also called G-shot) is also problematic. There are other problems beside the high price: "It is often not clear where the G-spot is or if it even exists at all in some women. So the procedure is done without being verified, often causing problems in sex," said Ted Weaver, the chairman of the college’s health committee for women.

The response came from plastic surgeons performing these operations. Daniel Fleming, president of the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery replied: ''If there’s a problem (the gynecologists) need to submit the evidence so we can find out why it’s happening and if any particular group of doctors is implicated in the alleged increased complication rate.''

More advice on health issues here.