Montreal movie chain removes ads for procedure claiming to enlarge G-spot
MONTREAL - A chain of movie theatres in Montreal has pulled an ad for a surgical procedure that claims to enlarge a women's so-called G-spot.
The ads at the Cinemas Guzzo theatres have been playing since the spring before such movies as "Sex and the City,""Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" and "Batman: The Dark Knight."
A Montreal medical clinic, Gestion Elixir, advertises the procedure, along with breast implants, breast lifts and other types of cosmetic surgery.
The clinic claims to be able to temporarily increase the sensitivity of the area in the vagina commonly identified as the G-spot.
Guzzo owner Vince Guzzo told local media outlets that no parent had filed a complaint about the ad.
He nevertheless removed the ads from rotation before of the end of the contract.
