A pioneering integration of biomechanical restoration and biochemical enhancement techniques

By harnessing the power of exosomes and PRP to stimulate tissue regeneration, coupled with precise biomechanical adjustments through internal sutures, Vagilangelo® not only restores the native angulation of the vagina but also enhances sexual gratification and overall well-being.

Bioregenerative

Biomechanic

The bioregenerative portion of the solution involves improving the tissue regeneration capabilities using PRP, an innovative approach that holds significant promise in the realm of vaginal regeneration.

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) plays a crucial role in wound healing by promoting angiogenesis, a process that involves the formation of new blood vessels. Derived from the patient's own blood, it is a concentrated solution enriched with platelets and growth factors. This mechanism is vital for ensuring the successful regeneration of injured tissues and restoring their structural and functional integrity. When applied to the vaginal tissue, PRP has been shown to promote tissue regeneration, enhance collagen production, and improve blood flow. This natural regenerative therapy harnesses the body's own healing mechanisms to address concerns such as vaginal dryness, laxity, and atrophy. By stimulating the proliferation of fibroblasts and endothelial cells, PRP can rejuvenate and revitalize the vaginal tissue and the G zone, leading to improved sexual gratification.

Bioregenerative

Biomechanic

The other aspect of VAGILANGELO® focuses on fixing the biomechanics of intercourse, and restoring the native angulation of the vagina. This is achieved through the strategic placement of a series of internal sutures, designed to recalibrate the vaginal axis and angle, thereby optimizing its biomechanical functionality. The application of these sutures, performed under local anesthesia, ensures minimal discomfort, underscoring the procedure's commitment to patient comfort.

G Zone Injection vs. G Spot Injection

The notion of a singular focal point in the female anatomy responsible for triggering orgasm, commonly referred to as the "G Spot" or "sweet spot," is an oversimplification. In actuality, over 10,000 nerve endings are distributed throughout the vaginal wall and clitoris, forming a comprehensive anatomical zone of sensitivity. A study by Uloko et al. quantified the bilateral nature of clitoral innervation and the symmetry of anatomical structures, reporting an approximate mean of 10,280 myelinated axons innervating the human glans clitoris. Due to the extensive distribution of nerve fibers, therapeutic injections targeting the broader G zone yield more effective outcomes compared to localized injections in the G Spot alone.

A novel technology developed by Dr. Amir Marashi and Dr. Kimberly Lovie, the Clitogram®, facilitates high-resolution ultrasound imaging of the clitoris and adjacent vaginal regions. This technology enables precise mapping of nerve-sensitive areas throughout the clitoral organ and vaginal wall. The data obtained from the Clitogram® has been instrumental in identifying optimal injection sites, thereby enhancing the efficacy of the Vagilangelo® procedure.

Coital Positions and Clitoral Blood Flow: A Biomechanical and Sonographic Analysis

The Journal of Sexual Medicine, Volume 20, Issue Supplement_1
22 May 2023

Abstract

The purported benefits of various coital positions are described in numerous magazines, books, and public forums. However, there is little scientific research that evaluates the association between different coital positions and the ability to produce female orgasm.

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