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Click to read How to Bottom: 8 Steps For Being a Great Bottom Partner

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How to Bottom: 8 Steps For Being a Great Bottom Partner

The experts at Bespoke Surgical have compiled eight essential steps for being a good bottom partner. From diet to positioning to toys, we’ve covered it all to ensure you’re both prepared and able to have the best experience possible.

June 10, 2022 by Dr. Evan Goldstein

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Click to read How to Tighten a Loose Anus & Gain Sphincter Strength

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How to Tighten a Loose Anus & Gain Sphincter Strength

I spend a lot of time educating my clients on the right way to begin engaging as a bottom, but after years of anal play, something else many bottoms are concerned with is the possibility of loosening up their sphincters too much.

April 05, 2018 by Dr. Evan Goldstein

Click to read Get Sexcited: The Most Popular Sex Toys By State

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Get Sexcited: The Most Popular Sex Toys By State

It’s safe to say that in recent years, sex toys have come out of the closet and into the mainstream. More people than ever are talking and writing about using sex toys in a sex-positive way, both alone and with a partner.

March 09, 2018 by Dr. Evan Goldstein

Click to read Anal Sex Prep Practices — How Do Gay Men and Straight Women Compare?

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Anal Sex Prep Practices — How Do Gay Men and Straight Women Compare?

Sex may be something that nearly everyone does, but the way each person prepares for it is not necessarily the same. When it comes to anal sex particularly, the type of preparation can be even more specific and can vary by the role of the person participating.

February 05, 2018 by Dr. Evan Goldstein

Click to read Do Doctors Ask Patients The Right Sexual History Questions?

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Do Doctors Ask Patients The Right Sexual History Questions?

When a patient goes to see a doctor for the first time, their medical history is often one of the very first things discussed. We’ve all filled out forms or answered questions about our allergies, previous surgeries, and family history of certain illnesses. By having this information, doctors can provide better care for patients. But, talking to your physician specifically about your sexual history and your current habits can be an uncomfortable subject.

December 01, 2017 by Dr. Evan Goldstein