G-Spots

WOMEN can now have an injection that gives better orgasms by making their G-spot swell.

The G-Shot uses collagen to dramatically boosts the sensitive area to the size of a 10p coin and a quarter of an inch high.

Sensitivity is tripled, which can lead to multiple orgasms – meaning women will never need to fake it like Meg Ryan’s famous scene in When Harry Met Sally.

The jab, under local anaesthetic, takes eight seconds – but costs £800.

Until now it was the preserve of the rich. Hollywood women would plan “G-Shot parties”.

Now it is available for the first time in Britain from UK Laser Rejuvenation Centre in London.

But the clinic’s Professor Phanuel Dartey warned: “About 15 per cent of women do not have a G-spot.

By EMMA MORTON
Health and Science Editor
the sun.co.uk