Emsella Treatment
Emsella: The Breakthrough Solution for Bladder Control & Pelvic Health
The Emsella treatment uses High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic Energy (HIFEM) to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. This non-invasive treatment is ideal for individuals experiencing urinary incontinence or weakened pelvic floor muscles. Each 28-minute session stimulates thousands of kegel-like contractions while you remain fully clothed and comfortably seated on the Emsella chair. FDA-approved for both men and women, Emsella is recommended as a series for optimal results.
Treatment Details
Why Choose Emsella Treatment at R+ Med Spa?
At R+ Med Spa, we offer cutting-edge, non-invasive solutions for bladder health and pelvic floor strengthening. Emsella is perfect for:
- Women with postpartum or age-related pelvic weakness
- Men & women struggling with bladder leaks or frequent urgency
- Individuals looking to strengthen their core & pelvic muscles
- Anyone seeking a non-invasive alternative to surgery or medication
Unlike traditional Kegel exercises, which can be difficult to perform correctly, Emsella stimulates the pelvic muscles more effectively—delivering thousands of contractions in just one session.
This means faster, longer-lasting results for those looking to restore pelvic strength and regain confidence in their daily activities.
What to Expect & How to Maintain Your Progress
During Your Session:
- You will sit fully clothed on the Emsella chair.
- The device will deliver electromagnetic pulses to trigger deep pelvic muscle contractions.
- You may feel a mild tingling or muscle activation sensation, but the treatment is comfortable and painless.
After Your Treatment:
- No downtime—return to your daily routine immediately.
- Most clients experience noticeable improvements after just a few sessions.
- A full treatment plan (six sessions over three weeks) is recommended for optimal, long-term results.
- Follow-up sessions every 6–12 months help maintain muscle strength and bladder control.
Frequently Asked Questions
A series of six treatments over three weeks is recommended for best results, followed by maintenance sessions as needed.