Floor & Core Lab / Emsella
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Introducing Emsella
The Emsella is a non-invasive treatment based on focused electromagnetic energy. A single Emsella session induces thousands of supramaximal pelvic floor muscle contractions, which rebuilds muscles and can reverse incontinence in under 4 weeks.
Our qualified health professionals will assess your concerns and create a program for you – typically 6 visits within a 3 week period. Each session is as relaxing as sitting on the chair for 30 minutes, choosing to read or book or simply be still. There is no downtime and best yet, results are instantaneous
Increase your self confidence by tacking pelvic floor weakness head on. Strengthen your pelvic floor muscles through the recommended 6* sessions over 3-6 weeks. All whilst sitting down, fully clothed, reading a book, in a non-invasive way. Unlock your inner confidence through strength in your most powerful muscles.
Do you wish you could laugh out loud again, sneeze and jump, without giving it a second thought? Stress incontinence is the leakage of small or large amounts of urine when pressure is put on the bladder and is a private pain that many women suffer. It is often caused by pregnancy, childbirth and menopause and holds women back from living their life to the full.
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BEFORE and AFTER
Types of Urinary Incontinence
Stress, urge and overflow incontinence are the three main types of urinary incontinence and patients may experience one type or mixed.
Stress incontinence
When pressure or “stress” is put on the bladder, for example when jumping, sneezing, coughing or laughing, it can cause uncontrolled leakage of urine, referred to as stress incontinence or light bladder leakage. Involuntary loss of bladder control can cause embarrassment, leading to a reduction in quality of life due to the restriction of enjoyable activities to avoid leakage.
Urge incontinence
The sudden or intense urge to urinate, followed by involuntary loss of bladder control are signs of urge incontinence. Patients frequently need to go to the toilet in the night, thereby disrupting sleep. Due to the urge to urinate often coming on so sudden and intense, patients typically need to know where the nearest toilet is at all times which can cause stress and anxiety.
Overflow incontinence
Overflow incontinence is when the bladder does not empty completely and uncontrolled dribbling of urine can occur.
How Does EMSELLA® Work?
The EMSELLA® stress incontinence treatment in Australia uses high technology equipment that emits focused electromagnetic energy to stimulate supramaximal pelvic floor contractions, improving tone and re-educating the neurons and muscles to prevent urinary inconvenience.
What Does the EMSELLA® Treatment Procedure Feel Like?
EMSELLA may cause a tingling sensation in the pelvic floor muscles, but you should experience no discomfort whatsoever. You’ll be able to resume your daily activities immediately after the procedure.
The recommended plan is 28 – minute treatment sessions twice a week for about 3 weeks. The EMSELLA chair cost will vary depending on the number of treatments required. Our health care professionals will give a full biomechanical consultation at your first appointment to create a suitable plan for you.
How Soon Can Results Be Expected After EMSELLA® Treatment?
You may experience a positive change in your condition after a single treatment session, with continued improvement expected over a few weeks. EMSELLA chair reviews have been glowing, showing that it’s a popular choice for treating bladder problems in women.
What to Expect from the EMSELLA® Treatment Procedure
The EMSELLA® procedure is a very simple, you are asked to sit on the ergonomic EMSELLA® chair fully clothed. The electromagnetic energy is transmitted to the vaginal and pelvic floor muscles through your clothes, causing thousands of pelvic floor contractions in a single 28-minute session. This neuromuscular stimulation reduces laxity, strengthens pelvic muscle floor contraction and improves bladder control
