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I’m Nana Ayase ♡
I have a question about something I came across while watching YouTube and thought, “Wow, this exists?”
A certain YouTuber and a plastic and cosmetic surgeon collaborated to introduce vaginal HIFU. When male members enter into an adult relationship (intimate), have any of you ever been told that you feel surprisingly tight for your age, or that they can’t really feel the sensation of penetration?
Can people tell that you’ve had vaginal HIFU?
Also, regarding the labia— is it better if they aren’t visible when you close your legs, or is it considered better if they still show even with your legs closed?
They said vaginal HIFU can improve your own sensitivity, and if that’s really true, I’d like to try it. I’d be worried if it made it difficult for something larger to fit, though（笑）
I’d really appreciate your advice. Thank you!
👤Asked byGuest👩GenderFemale🎂40s👑Universe female member
I’ve been curious about vaginal HIFU too! I’ve also wondered whether my labia are sexy or just unattractive… I worry about how men see them, so I’ve even considered having a little surgery～(>_<)
I’m mainly concerned about whether it hurts, so I haven’t done it yet～(´TωT｀)
If it could improve sensitivity, I might consider it a little more seriously too～♡
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Vaginal HIFU is a cosmetic treatment to tighten things, right?
There was only one person in the past who had given birth to two children and was quite loose.
But apparently I’m well-endowed, so someone who’s had children feels just right. With less experienced women, it’s too tight and leaves me feeling sore afterward. Maybe it’s just a matter of compatibility.
I don’t really care about the labia majora or labia minora.
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I’m Nana Ayase ♡
I already have the “thousand earthworms” effect and am naturally quite tight, so I wondered if I really needed it. But if it could change the way I experience things, I think it might be worth trying.
(I do enjoy pleasurable things, after all…)
Thank you for your valuable answer. I’ll definitely take it into consideration.
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With the woman I’ve been with the longest, penetration hasn’t felt especially tight since we were young. When we were younger, there were times we’d continue for more than an hour.
We’ve been together for many years and even got married once, but our relationship hasn’t changed. It hasn’t caused any problems between us in that regard.
There was also one woman who was incredibly tight—penetration alone felt unbelievably good. We’re still together as a couple, but things changed after she gave birth. Still, we were once engaged, so we’ve continued to have a good relationship.
Rather than worrying about how tight someone is, I think what men really find irresistible is the way she orgasms—especially the movements of the vagina at the moment of an internal orgasm.
If there are ways to improve sensitivity, it might be worth trying them.
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I’ve never had a time when I couldn’t feel penetration.
But I have a hard time reaching orgasm, so I actually prefer it when things are tighter, lol.
I’d never heard of vaginal HIFU, so I looked it up. It seems to improve vaginal tightness as the tissue recovers from the damage caused by the ultrasound treatment.
If that’s the case, as long as you wait until the pain has gone before having sex, I don’t think a man would notice anything.
Also, I’ve never really cared about the size of the labia. What matters more to me is whether the clitoris is easy to lick, lol.
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