Dynamically apply gather_plan_statistics hint to a sql_id

Hello,
We have set statistics_level=typical in our production database. And we do not have GATHER_PLAN_STATISTICS hint in any of our queries either. The reason being it can be performance inhibitor in production.
Now I want to get ALLSTATS for a particular sql_id that is running in production no matter what session it's in. My question is whether there is any way I can dynamically apply GATHER_PLAN_STATISTICS hint to a specific sql_id just for a few minutes in production and get detailed information for a few executions and then turn it off after a while? It would be tantamount to setting a 10046 trace for a session for a while.
Does anyone know if and how to do this?
Also, is there any way to add MONITOR hint to a sql_id in similar fashion?
Thanks

Hi,
sure I can, but it's not suppressing anything:
SQL> set termout off
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SQL>Best regards,
Nikolay

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Hi,
sure I can, but it's not suppressing anything:
SQL> set termout off
SQL> select 1 from dual connect by level<=50;
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SQL>Best regards,
Nikolay

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