Woman Shares How Getting a Shot in Her Vagina Led to Insanely Good Orgasms

Last year, writer Emily McCombs shared her experience of going to a  “vagina spa” with Elite Daily readers.McCombs said that when she took  the decision to go to the VSPOT MediSpa she had already given up on  trying to have a “smooth, plasticized Barbie crotch” and had just gotten  into the habit of keeping “things sort of tidy” when she didn’t feel  “too lazy.”She said she sat up and took notice of what was being  advertised as a “vagina spa,” however, because not only did it sound  like a treat similar to a manicure, but the shop founded by Cindy  Barshop of “The Real Housewives of New York City” appeared to focus on  empowering women with non-surgical procedures for the vagina.

What it’s like to go to a “vagina spa.”  Last year, writer Emily  McCombs shared her experience of going to a “vagina spa” with Elite  Daily readers. McCombs said she didn’t go to the VSPOT MediSpa because  she was obsessed with creating a “smooth plasticized Barbie crotch.”

All about empowering women. The writer says that the VSPOT  MediSpa sounded like it offered the equivalent of manicures but for  vaginas. She said she also got the impression that the shop, which was  founded by “The Real Housewives of New York City”’s Cindy Barshop, was  focused on empowering women through the services they offered.

Intimacy is important.  McCombs spoke to VSPOT MediSpa’s  gynecologist, Dr. Carolyn A DeLucia, who said that the services offered  at the “vagina spa” are geared towards returning function, but also  helping women to feel comfortable in their everyday lives. “Intimacy,”  says DeLucia, “is an important part” of “being comfortable in our  everyday lives.”

Treatments help with incontinence.  The women who attend the  “vagina spa” are from all different walks of life, DeLucia tells  McCombs. They include young women with urinary incontinence issues, as  well as, new moms who have lost the elasticity in their vaginas to  childbirth.

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She could get a vagina steam.  McCombs said that she was  challenged to choose among VSPOT MediSpa’s many services. On the list  were services like a “vagina steam,” touted as a way to “cleanse, tone,  and nourish the cervix, uterus and vaginal tissues,” and the “V-Lift,”  which promised to “plump and smooth wrinkles” in the vagina.

“The O-Shot.”  McCombs says that she opted for something called  “The O-Shot.” “A simple procedure” in which “your own blood plasma” is  injected into your vagina, the “O-Shot,” is supposed to “enhance sexual  pleasure.”

Plasma is injected into the clitoris and G-spot.  The same  process that is used in the Vampire Facial approved by the Kardashians,  “The O-shot,” isolates “plasma-rich platelets from the blood.” They are  then injected into the clitoris and G-spot where growth hormones then  rejuvenate the vagina.

It makes the vagina look younger.  Not only is “The O-shot”  supposed to make the vagina look younger, it also treats conditions like  “incontinence, looseness, dryness, and lack of sensation.” The O in  “O-shot” stands for orgasm, says DeLucia.

Some women lose sensation after menopause.  According to DeLucia,  many women lose sensation after menopause. “Sexual touch can feel like  someone’s rubbing your forehead,” she tells McCombs. “The O-shot” brings  all the sensation back, she says, “and then some.”

Anti-depressants had numbed sensation in her vagina.  McCombs,  who takes anti-depressants, writes that although she isn’t menopausal,  she believes the meds may have numbed out some of the sensation in her  vaginal area. She thought that there was no hope until she spoke to Dr.  Delucia and decided to get “The O-shot” despite her anxiety and needing  to sign a disclaimer that she understood that there was a risk of  “constant vaginal wetness.”

The shot was completely painless.  The process included DeLucia  taking McCombs’ blood and then applying a topical cream to her clitoris  and the inside of her vagina. McCombs said she then needed to wait for  20 minutes while her blood was centrifuged and her “vagina went numb.”  She says she felt like she was at the dentist, but for vaginas!  McCombs  says that by the time DeLucia gave her several injections of Lidocaine  to numb the area further, she could feel nothing at all. She says the  actual “O-shot” was “completely painless.”

Doctor says the injection is like “a gift.”  According to  McCombs, DeLucia “gushed gleefully” as she injected her in the clitoris,  saying that she enjoyed doing the procedure every time because she  believes it is such “a gift.” McCombs says that the injection in her  G-spot felt like a regular gynecological exam and all she could feel  were the doctor's fingers.

It was “psychologically unsettling.”  McCombs says however that  she found the procedure “psychologically unsettling,” especially when  she thought about the fact that she had injected her “most tender  parts,” She says she also felt woozy when she “saw blood on the doctor’s  paper.”

Orgasms got “stronger and better.”  McCombs says that she didn’t  feel much in the first few days after the injection and didn’t feel like  having intercourse right away. She says, however, that 3 weeks after  the procedure things took a decisive turn. It became much easier to  reach climax, she says, and found that she was even “more quickly  aroused.” After that “orgasms just seemed to get stronger and better,”  and seemed to last for minutes although it was, of course, only seconds!

Treatment has increased her sexual satisfaction.  McCombs’  fiancee told her that her vagina was a lot tighter after the injection  and says McCombs she felt that she felt that she was “revirginized” when  she went without sex for a few days. “The O-Shot” usually costs  $1200-$1500 but says McCombs it definitely increased sexual satisfaction  and the sex lives of both her and her partner.