Hamptons residents shelling out tens of thousands for ‘tightest vagina’ as demands for peak sexual performance skyrocket
Hamptons residents are increasingly seeking cosmetic gynecological procedures, spending tens of thousands for enhancements aimed at improving sexual performance. Dr. Amir Marashi, a gynecologist in Sag Harbor, offers services like mini-vaginoplasty and G-zone injections to cater to this demand. The trend reflects a growing focus on sexual confidence among women in this affluent summer destination.
- ▪Residents in the Hamptons are paying upwards of $20,000 for gynecological procedures to enhance sexual performance.
- ▪Dr. Amir Marashi provides house calls and yacht visits for his wealthy clients seeking these services.
- ▪The demand for procedures like mini-vaginoplasty and G-zone injections highlights a shift in women's desires for sexual confidence.
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Metro exclusive Hamptons residents shelling out tens of thousands for ‘tightest vagina’ as demands for peak sexual performance skyrocket By Doree Lewak Published May 30, 2026, 8:00 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google It sure is a tight market in the Hamptons. Those demanding “the tightest vagina” on the East End are shelling out tens of thousands for the privilege of a private house call (or even a yacht call) to get it, a gynecologist told The Post. Size has always mattered in one of the world’s richest summer playgrounds, but now it’s the women –from sex-obsessed housewives to husband-hunters to swingers — demanding peak sexual performance.
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