Emsella is a non-invasive pelvic floor treatment that uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM) energy while you remain fully clothed, seated in a specialised chair. It is designed to help strengthen pelvic floor muscles and support bladder control. Sessions are quick and require no downtime. Treatment plans are personalised and doctor led. Results may vary.
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Emsella delivers focused electromagnetic pulses that stimulate deep pelvic floor contractions. These rapid, repeated contractions help train and strengthen the pelvic floor over a series of sessions. Your clinician sets intensity to suit your comfort and goals.
People seeking non-invasive support for pelvic floor strength and bladder control. This can include post-pregnancy support, age-related changes, or general pelvic floor deconditioning. Suitability depends on your medical history, current symptoms, and goals. Your clinician will assess this during consultation and design a personalised plan.
Pelvic Floor Strengthening
Bladder Support Program
Postnatal Pelvic Support (clinician assessed)
Men’s Pelvic Floor Training (clinician assessed)
Doctor-led, fully clothed, non-invasive sessions
Designed to strengthen pelvic floor muscles
No anaesthesia or downtim
Intensity tailored to your comfort and goals
Short appointments that fit busy schedules
Can complement guided exercises and lifestyle advice
Frequently Asked Questions
Emsella is a non-invasive pelvic floor treatment that uses HIFEM energy to stimulate powerful muscle contractions while you sit comfortably.
It is designed to support pelvic floor strength and bladder control in suitable candidates, as assessed during consultation.
Most plans include a short series over several weeks, then optional maintenance. The exact number depends on your goals and response.
You will feel strong, rhythmic pelvic contractions and a tingling sensation. Most people find it tolerable. Intensity is adjustable.
No. Treatments are performed while you remain fully clothed and seated.
Downtime is minimal. You can usually return to normal activities straight away.
Suitability depends on your health history, any implants or metal devices, pregnancy status, and goals. A consultation is required.
It may be considered after appropriate medical clearance. Your clinician will advise on timing and suitability.
Arrive well hydrated, remove metal accessories in the treatment area, and follow any guidance provided by your clinician.
Results vary. Ongoing lifestyle habits, pelvic floor exercises, and optional maintenance sessions can help support outcomes over time.
