The Emsella treatment process is simple and comfortable. This pain-free therapy takes 30 minutes to complete with no downtime. The Emsella chair device allows patients to remain fully clothed and relaxed while receiving treatment.

Childbirth is a common cause of pelvic floor dysfunction and urinary incontinence in women. The pressure and strain on the pelvic floor muscles during pregnancy and delivery can weaken them, leading to various issues, including pelvic organ prolapse, stress incontinence, and overactive bladder. Many women find that traditional methods, such as Kegel exercises, may not fully restore their pelvic floor strength after childbirth. Emsella offers a more targeted and practical approach, helping women regain control and functionality more quickly.

As women age and enter menopause, hormonal changes can lead to a decline in pelvic floor muscle strength. Lower estrogen levels can cause the pelvic region’s tissues to become thinner, drier, and less elastic, increasing the likelihood of developing pelvic floor dysfunction and incontinence. Emsella’s ability to stimulate and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles makes it an appealing treatment option for women experiencing age-related pelvic floor issues.

Obesity is another factor that can contribute to pelvic floor dysfunction and urinary incontinence. The increased pressure on the pelvic floor muscles caused by excess weight can lead to weakness and decreased functionality. Emsella can help women experiencing obesity-related pelvic floor issues by strengthening the muscles and improving bladder control, enabling them to manage their symptoms better and work towards a healthier lifestyle.

Beyond the physical benefits, Emsella can significantly impact a woman’s emotional well-being. Regaining control over pelvic floor muscles and addressing incontinence issues can help women feel more confident in their bodies and daily activities. This improvement in self-esteem and quality of life is a crucial reason Emsella is an increasingly popular choice for women seeking nonsurgical solutions to pelvic floor dysfunction and urinary incontinence.

Emsella treatments do not require any substantial preparation instructions. Simply arrive at your appointment in comfortable clothing, empty your bladder before treatment, remove any metal accessories, and enjoy your exercise.

What to Expect During Treatment

Emsella treatments last approximately 30 minutes. 

• You will enter the treatment room and sit on the Emsella chair, fully clothed.
• Once the device is activated, the HIFEM energy will cause the muscles in the perianal area (between the legs) to contract involuntarily. You will experience a vibrating sensation with no associated pain or discomfort.

Emsella does not require any recovery time or aftercare instructions. Once your treatment is complete, you can go about your everyday activities.

For optimum results, most people need a course of six sessions, with 2 sessions per week over a period of three weeks.

There are no side effects from Emsella treatments, and patients are free to return to everyday activities immediately after treatment. However, you may experience mild soreness after your treatment.

The best results from Emsella treatments typically appear 2-4 weeks after completion of a treatment plan. While one session can produce improvements, practitioners often recommend 4-6 treatments for optimal effects.

Women receiving Emsella treatments can enjoy improvements in bladder control, sexual health, and sexual performance for 6-12 months after completing a treatment plan. Many choose to undergo single maintenance treatments as necessary.

Emsella is not suitable for everyone. It is crucial to locate an experienced provider to determine whether you are a good candidate for treatment.

You cannot receive Emsella treatment if you:

• Have Metal Hardware in Your Spine
• Have Had a Hip Replacement
• Have Cardiac Pacemaker
• Have a History of Active Seizures
• Recently Had Pelvic Floor Surgery
• Individuals with a metal IUD device
• Individuals who are Pregnancy
• Individuals with metal implants or devices