The G-Shot is a non-surgical injection placed in the front wall of the vagina, the area often described as the G-spot. It aims to make this area more prominent and sensitive, which some women experience as stronger arousal and easier orgasm. At Charisma, the G-Shot is performed privately by a doctor after a full consultation, with honest guidance on what the treatment can and cannot do.
Why Choose Charisma for the G-Shot
- Female doctor option — available on request where possible, in a private treatment room.
- Two G-Shot methods — hyaluronic acid filler or PRP, chosen after consultation.
- Gynaecological check first — infection, bleeding or pain are assessed before any injection.
- Numbing for comfort — topical anaesthetic before the injection.
- Combined intimate wellness plans — with the O-Shot, laser or pelvic floor therapy when they fit better.
- Complete confidentiality — from booking to follow-up.
What Is the G-Shot?
The G-spot, also called the Gräfenberg spot, is a sensitive zone on the front (anterior) vaginal wall, a few centimetres inside the vaginal opening. The G-Shot places a small amount of product under the lining in this area. The added volume brings the zone slightly forward, so it receives more stimulation during intercourse. The procedure takes about 20 to 30 minutes and does not require surgery or general anaesthesia.
Hyaluronic Acid G-Shot vs PRP G-Shot
- Hyaluronic acid (filler) G-Shot — a soft gel similar to dermal fillers adds volume to the area. The effect is felt within days and usually lasts 3 to 6 months. It can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if needed.
- PRP G-Shot — platelet-rich plasma from your own blood is injected to support blood flow and tissue health. Change is gradual over several weeks, and it is often combined with the O-Shot.
Your doctor recommends one method based on your goals, anatomy and medical history.
G-Shot vs O-Shot: What Is the Difference?
- G-Shot — targets one area, the front vaginal wall, mainly to increase prominence and sensitivity of the G-spot.
- O-Shot — PRP injected near the clitoris and upper vaginal wall to support overall sensitivity, natural lubrication and mild stress incontinence.
Women with broader concerns such as dryness or reduced overall sensation may benefit more from the O-Shot or a combination of both.
What Does the Evidence Say?
The G-spot itself is still debated in medical research, and studies on G-spot injections are small. Many women report improved sensation and satisfaction, but results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed. Sexual response also depends on hormones, relationship, stress and overall health, which is why Charisma looks at the whole picture during consultation.
Who Is a Good Candidate?
- Difficulty reaching orgasm — or reduced sensation during intercourse.
- Women wanting increased G-spot sensitivity — with realistic expectations.
- Good general and gynaecological health.
- After childbirth — once fully healed and cleared by a doctor.
Who Should Not Have the G-Shot?
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding.
- Active vaginal or urinary infection.
- Unexplained vaginal bleeding — needs gynaecological assessment first.
- Allergy to hyaluronic acid or lidocaine — for the filler method.
- Bleeding or platelet disorders — for the PRP method.
Benefits of the G-Shot
- Increased sensitivity — in the front vaginal wall.
- Stronger arousal — reported by many patients.
- Quick, non-surgical treatment — about 20 to 30 minutes.
- Minimal downtime — most daily activities resume the same day.
- Greater confidence — in intimate life for some women.
G-Shot Procedure Step by Step
- Private consultation — history, goals, current medicines and choice of method.
- Examination — to rule out infection or other gynaecological issues.
- Preparation — for PRP, a small blood sample is taken and spun in a centrifuge.
- Numbing — topical anaesthetic cream applied to the area.
- Injection — a fine needle places the product into the front vaginal wall.
- Short rest — and aftercare instructions before you leave.
How to Prepare for Your G-Shot
- Avoid blood thinners — aspirin, ibuprofen and fish oil for a few days, if your doctor agrees.
- Schedule away from your period.
- Treat any infection first.
- Wear comfortable clothing on the day.
Recovery Day by Day
- Day 1 — mild swelling, tenderness or light spotting.
- Days 2 to 3 — discomfort settles; normal activities continue.
- Days 3 to 7 — intimacy can usually resume, as advised by your doctor.
- Weeks 2 to 6 — filler settles; PRP effects build gradually.
Aftercare
- Avoid intercourse and tampons — for at least 24 to 72 hours, or as advised.
- No swimming, sauna or hot baths — for a few days.
- Avoid strenuous exercise — for 48 hours.
- Gentle hygiene — no douching or harsh soaps.
- Report fever, increasing pain or unusual discharge promptly.
Side Effects and Risks
- Common — temporary swelling, tenderness, mild bruising or spotting.
- Uncommon — infection, lumps, or uneven placement of filler.
- Rare — vascular complications with filler, managed with hyaluronidase protocols.
How Long Does the G-Shot Last?
Hyaluronic acid G-Shot results usually last 3 to 6 months, as the body gradually breaks down the filler. PRP results tend to develop over 6 to 12 weeks and may last longer, but they vary. Repeat sessions are planned according to your response.
Combined Intimate Wellness Protocols
- G-Shot with O-Shot — G-spot sensitivity plus broader sensitivity and lubrication.
- G-Shot with laser or RF vaginal treatment — for laxity and dryness.
- G-Shot with pelvic floor therapy — stronger muscles support sensation and control.
- G-Shot with hormone assessment — when menopause or low hormones affect desire.
G-Shot in Dubai & Abu Dhabi
Charisma offers the G-Shot at its Dubai and Abu Dhabi clinics as part of its women’s intimate wellness service, in private rooms with full discretion.
G-Shot Price in Dubai
The cost depends on the method (hyaluronic acid or PRP), the amount of product and whether the G-Shot is combined with the O-Shot or other intimate treatments. Your doctor confirms the price privately during consultation.
FAQs
Is the G-Shot painful?
Numbing cream keeps discomfort mild. Most women feel brief pressure during the injection.
How long does the procedure take?
About 20 to 30 minutes, or longer if PRP is prepared.
When will I notice results?
With filler, many women notice a change within days. With PRP, change builds over several weeks.
When can I have intercourse again?
Usually after 24 to 72 hours, depending on your doctor’s advice.
Can I combine the G-Shot with the O-Shot?
Yes. Many women have both in the same visit.
Is the treatment confidential?
Yes, completely.