Considered to be one of the main erogenous zones in the human female’s body, the G-spot is held to be the primary factor for the occurrence of female arousal disorder. Ernest Grafenberg, a German gynecologist is credited with the discovery of the G-spot which has been named after him.
While its existence is heavily contested and the exact location is disputed, the one part that is zeroed in on is the area that is located behind the pubic bone that surrounds the urethra. Another school of thought associates female ‘ejaculation’ with the Skene’s gland which is also located in the area around the urethra.
Whether the G-spot exists or not is not the concern of a lot of men and women who prefer to think otherwise. To aid those women ‘suffering’ from female arousal disorder, gynecologists, sexologists and cosmetic surgeons have come up with a lot of optimistic treatments.
There are numerous procedures which are said to re-hydrate, re-inflate, tighten and tone the G-spot area through injections of collagen and similar hormones. There are few evidences of actual patients who have benefited from these procedures.
The lack of proper research and evidence towards the veracity of G-spot tightening procedures makes it a process that has to be examined properly before committing to.
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