Urinary leakage, frequent bathroom visits, and difficulty controlling your bladder can affect everyday activities and overall quality of life. For many women, these issues develop after childbirth or as the pelvic floor muscles weaken with age.
EMSELLA treatment for urinary incontinence offers a non-invasive approach to strengthening these muscles and improving bladder control. For women looking for a non-surgical approach to pelvic floor strengthening, EMSELLA may be an option worth considering.
How Does EMSELLA Work?
The pelvic floor muscles support the bladder and play an important role in controlling urination. When these muscles become weak, women may experience urine leakage when exercising, jumping, laughing, coughing, or sneezing.
EMSELLA uses High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic (HIFEM®) technology to stimulate the pelvic floor muscles through thousands of contractions during a single session.
These contractions help activate and strengthen the muscles while supporting better neuromuscular control. The treatment is designed to provide stimulation similar to Kegel exercises without requiring patients to perform the contractions themselves.
What Are the Benefits of EMSELLA for Women?
EMSELLA for women is designed to address pelvic floor muscle weakness, which can contribute to urinary leakage and reduced bladder control.
Potential benefits include:
- Strengthening weakened pelvic floor muscles.
- Supporting better bladder control.
- Helping address urinary leakage during physical activities.
- Providing a non-invasive treatment experience.
- Allowing patients to remain fully clothed during treatment.
Individual results may vary depending on the patient’s condition and treatment plan.
What Is an EMSELLA Treatment Session Like?
One of the biggest advantages of EMSELLA is its straightforward treatment process.
Patients sit comfortably on the EMSELLA chair while remaining fully clothed. Electromagnetic energy stimulates the pelvic floor muscles, producing a series of contractions.
A typical session lasts approximately 28 minutes. Patients may experience tingling sensations and muscle contractions during treatment, but they can generally return to their regular activities immediately afterward.
There is no need for surgery, internal applicators, or recovery time.
Can EMSELLA Help With Bladder Control After Childbirth or With Age?
Childbirth and age-related muscle changes can contribute to pelvic floor weakness. This may lead to urinary leakage during physical activities or difficulty controlling the urge to urinate.
In the patient testimonial featured in our video, one woman shares how urinary leakage affected her ability to participate in activities she previously enjoyed, including jump rope competitions.
She also describes waking up multiple times at night to use the bathroom, leaving her feeling tired throughout the day.
After undergoing EMSELLA treatments, she noticed better control over her pelvic floor contractions and felt more comfortable returning to everyday activities.
Her experience highlights how addressing pelvic floor weakness can make a meaningful difference in daily life. Individual experiences and treatment outcomes, however, may vary.
Is EMSELLA Worth Considering?
For women experiencing urinary leakage or weakened pelvic floor muscles, EMSELLA may be an option worth discussing with a qualified healthcare provider.
A consultation can help determine whether the treatment is appropriate based on your symptoms, medical history, and individual needs.
You don’t have to let bladder control concerns dictate your daily activities. Understanding your treatment options is a good first step toward feeling more comfortable and confident again.
