Consultation
Before the G-Shot procedure, a woman will typically meet with a healthcare provider to discuss her medical history, any medications she is taking, and her expectations for the procedure. The healthcare provider may also perform a pelvic exam to determine the location of the G-spot.
Preparation
The G-Shot procedure can be done in a healthcare provider’s office and does not typically require any anesthesia. The patient may be asked to empty her bladder before the procedure.
Injection
During the G-Shot procedure, the healthcare provider will use a small needle to inject a small amount of hyaluronic acid gel into the G-spot area. The injection is relatively painless and only takes a few minutes to complete.
Recovery
After the G-Shot procedure, a woman can typically return to normal activities immediately. There may be some mild discomfort or swelling in the G-spot area, but this usually resolves within a few days.
