EMSELLA is designed to strengthen and re-educate the pelvic floor, which plays an important role in bladder control, pelvic support, core stability and sexual function.

Depending on the patient, EMSELLA may help with:

• Stress urinary incontinence, including leaking when coughing, sneezing, laughing, running or exercising
• Urge urinary incontinence
• Urinary urgency and frequency
• Nighttime bathroom trips
• Pelvic-floor weakness after pregnancy and childbirth
• Reduced pelvic support
• Sexual and intimate function associated with pelvic-floor weakness
• Pelvic-floor weakness in men
• Urinary incontinence following certain prostate procedures

EMSELLA can also be considered by appropriate patients who want to strengthen and maintain their pelvic floor before symptoms become more significant.

Clinical studies have reported very strong results with EMSELLA.

In published research:

• 95% of patients reported a significant improvement in quality of life
• 67% reduced or eliminated their use of urinary pads
• Women reported a 76% improvement in sexual satisfaction and desire
• Women reported a 60% improvement in orgasm quality

Results vary depending on the underlying concern, severity of symptoms and individual treatment plan.

Kegels rely on your ability to consciously identify, contract and consistently exercise your pelvic-floor muscles.

EMSELLA works very differently.

Using high-intensity focused electromagnetic technology, EMSELLA stimulates the pelvic-floor area, including deep pelvic-floor musculature, and produces approximately 11,000 supramaximal contractions in a single 28-minute treatment.

These intense, involuntary contractions cannot be recreated voluntarily through traditional Kegel exercises.

There is no counting repetitions, wondering whether you are contracting correctly or trying to isolate the muscles yourself. You simply sit fully clothed while the technology stimulates the pelvic floor for you.

The pelvic floor acts as an important support system for the bladder, bowel and, in women, the uterus. When these muscles and supporting tissues weaken, pelvic organs may begin to descend, resulting in pelvic organ prolapse.

EMSELLA strengthens the pelvic-floor muscles that contribute to this support.

In one study involving women with Stage 2 cystocele, 64% of patients treated with EMSELLA improved to Stage 1. Once you hit stage 4, the only option is surgery. EMSELLA helps prevent you from going that far.

EMSELLA is not only for women. Men also have a pelvic floor, and these muscles play an important role in urinary control, sexual function and pelvic support.

For appropriate male patients, EMSELLA may help with:

• Urinary leakage
• Urgency and frequency
• Pelvic-floor weakness
• Continence concerns following certain prostate procedures
• Sexual function associated with pelvic-floor weakness

Research involving men with urinary leakage following radical prostatectomy has reported meaningful improvement in urinary-incontinence scores following a six-treatment EMSELLA series.

Your consultation will determine whether EMSELLA is appropriate for your specific concerns.

Yes. The pelvic-floor muscles play an important role in sexual function, including muscular control, arousal and orgasm.

Clinical research in women treated with EMSELLA has reported:

• 76% improvement in sexual satisfaction and desire
• 60% improvement in orgasm quality

Research in men has also shown improvement in sexual-function measures associated with pelvic-floor strength.

Yes, depending on the underlying cause.

Pelvic-floor dysfunction can contribute to symptoms such as:

• Sudden urinary urgency
• Frequent bathroom trips
• Difficulty holding urine once the urge appears
• Waking during the night to urinate

Strengthening and re-educating the pelvic-floor muscles may help improve urinary control in appropriately selected patients.

Pregnancy and childbirth can place significant pressure on the pelvic floor and may affect pelvic-floor strength, bladder control, pelvic support and intimate function.

For appropriate postpartum patients, EMSELLA may help strengthen and recondition the pelvic floor by producing approximately 11,000 supramaximal contractions during each 28-minute treatment.

It can be particularly appealing for patients who notice leaking with exercise, reduced pelvic-floor strength or changes in pelvic support after childbirth.

No.

Pelvic-floor health is not only about treating significant urinary incontinence after it develops.

Pregnancy, childbirth, high-impact exercise, hormonal changes, surgery and aging can all affect pelvic-floor strength over time.

For appropriate patients, EMSELLA may also be considered as a proactive way to strengthen and maintain the pelvic floor before symptoms become more disruptive.

You remain fully clothed and sit comfortably in the EMSELLA chair.

During the approximately 28-minute treatment, high-intensity focused electromagnetic energy stimulates the pelvic-floor muscles and produces approximately 11,000 supramaximal contractions.

You will feel repeated muscle contractions and tingling, and the intensity can be adjusted based on your comfort.

A typical initial treatment plan consists of 6 sessions, representing approximately 66,000 pelvic-floor contractions across the series.

There are:

• No needles
• No surgery
• No internal applicator
• No need to undress
• No downtime

Once your treatment is complete, you can return to your normal day.