BTL Emsella chair used for pelvic floor therapy

Emsella Pelvic Floor Therapy for Bladder Control Support

Remain Fully Clothed

Non Invasive

No Drugs Needed

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Who may want to ask about Emsella?

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Bladder leakage concerns

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Urinary urgency questions

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Pelvic floor weakness

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Core or pelvic stability concerns

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Questions about non-surgical options

What is Emsella?

Emsella is a chair-based treatment that uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM) energy to stimulate pelvic floor muscle contractions while you remain fully clothed and seated.

Sessions last about 28 minutes. Your provider can explain what you may feel, how Emsella may fit into your care, and whether it is appropriate for your concerns. Individual experiences and recommendations vary.

Patient Testimonials

Back to his favorite hobbies after a few sessions & improved his sex life

Not giving up postpartum, plus noticeable differences in quality of life

1000’s of contractions
per session

More effective than
kegel Exercise!

What to expect before, during, and after Emsella

Your consultation is a chance to discuss your concerns and goals, review relevant history, ask questions, and learn whether Emsella is appropriate for you.

At your consultation:

  •  We’ll discuss your concerns, goals, and relevant history.
  •  You can ask questions about Emsella, what you may feel, and what to expect.
  •  Your provider will explain whether Emsella is appropriate and discuss next steps.

During treatment:

  •  The chair delivers electromagnetic energy to stimulate pelvic floor muscle contractions.
  •  Sessions last about 28 minutes.

After treatment:

  •  Your provider will explain any aftercare and what to monitor.
  •  Recommendations and treatment timing vary by person.
  •  Contact the office with questions about your individual care.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Emsella hurt?

People describe the sensation differently. Ask the provider what you may feel and whether Emsella is appropriate for you. Your provider can explain any expected sensations and aftercare.

Is this only for women?

No. Both men and women may ask about pelvic floor concerns. A consultation is needed to determine whether Emsella is appropriate.

How long do results last?

Individual responses vary, and results cannot be guaranteed. Ask during your consultation what outcomes, schedule, and maintenance recommendations may apply to you.

How do I know if Emsella is right for me?

We’ll discuss your concerns, goals, relevant history, and questions during your consultation. The provider can explain whether Emsella is appropriate, alternatives, and what to expect.

What may a consultation assess?

A consultation may include discussion of your pelvic-floor concerns, goals, relevant history, and questions. Your provider can explain whether Emsella is appropriate, what to expect, and whether other options should be considered. A consultation does not guarantee candidacy or treatment.

How is Emsella candidacy determined?

Candidacy is considered case by case. Your provider can review the information you share and explain whether Emsella is appropriate for your concerns. Ask about alternatives and any questions you have before deciding on care.

Is Emsella currently available?

Availability can change. Contact Regen Revolution to confirm whether Emsella consultations or sessions are currently offered and to discuss scheduling. A request for information is not a guaranteed appointment.

How is my privacy handled?

You can ask the office how consultation information is collected and handled and what details are needed before you share them. Please use the clinic’s requested intake process and avoid including sensitive health information in an unsecured message.

How are pricing and coverage confirmed?

Pricing and coverage are confirmed case by case. Ask the office about current pricing, whether insurance may apply to any part of your visit or service, and what payment options may be available. Insurance coverage varies, and Emsella-related services may not be covered.