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Orgasm care at UROGYN Woman Clinic

ORGASM

Orgasm Development

The peak of sexual arousal

An orgasm is the peak of arousal you can reach during sex.

At UROGYN Woman Clinic we have set out six levels to help you understand orgasm and see where you are now: LEVEL 0, no sensation or painful sex; LEVEL 1, clitoral orgasm; LEVEL 2, vaginal response; LEVEL 3, female ejaculation (squirting); LEVEL 4, multiple vaginal orgasm; and LEVEL 5, uterine orgasm.

Why orgasm matters to us at UROGYN

Without orgasm, sex becomes dull and tedious. Little by little, couples drift toward a sexless relationship.

“How much do we really know about orgasm?”

“Could you describe how satisfied you are with sex?”

“Aren’t you curious how much you know about your sex life, and how much you actually feel?”

Orgasm levels

Orgasm levels

A pyramid showing the six orgasm levels
We have set out these levels to help you understand orgasm and see where you are now.
  1. LEVEL 5Uterine orgasm
  2. LEVEL 4Multiple vaginal orgasm
  3. LEVEL 3Female ejaculation (squirting)
  4. LEVEL 2Vaginal response
  5. LEVEL 1Clitoral orgasm
  6. LEVEL 0No sensation, painful sex

Our self-assessment shows which level you are at now.

If sex is unsatisfying, or has never felt good, something is wrong.

If you don’t understand orgasm, you may not even realize there is a problem.

At UROGYN Woman Clinic, you can discover orgasm one level at a time.

Frequently asked questions

What is an orgasm?
The peak of arousal you can reach during sex.
How many orgasm levels are there?
Six: LEVEL 0, no sensation or painful sex; LEVEL 1, clitoral orgasm; LEVEL 2, vaginal response; LEVEL 3, female ejaculation (squirting); LEVEL 4, multiple vaginal orgasm; and LEVEL 5, uterine orgasm.
Why are there orgasm levels?
To help you understand orgasm and see where you are now.
Which is the highest level?
LEVEL 5, uterine orgasm.
What level am I at if I feel nothing?
LEVEL 0, no sensation or painful sex.
How can I find out my level?
Our self-assessment shows which level you are at now.
What happens to a relationship without orgasm?
Sex becomes dull and tedious, and little by little couples drift toward a sexless relationship.
Sex isn’t satisfying for me. Is something wrong?
If sex is unsatisfying, or has never felt good, something is wrong. If you don’t understand orgasm, you may not even realize there is a problem.

Find the right approach for you Start with a consultation

One-to-one consultations by phone or KakaoTalk.

Mon–Fri 10:00~19:00 · Sat 10:00~16:00 (Lunch 13:00~14:00)

Before your surgery or procedure

Results and recovery times vary from person to person. Side effects such as swelling, bruising, pain, infection and pigmentation may occur at the treated area. We decide on the method only after a thorough consultation and examination. Please discuss the details with your doctor at your appointment.

Medically reviewed byObstetrician-gynecologist Dr. Kim Kwan-soo, Director