all about
emsella
Dealing with urine leakage, a weakened pelvic floor or less control when you laugh, sneeze or exercise? You’re not alone, and Emsella offers an innovative, completely painless solution. You simply sit on a special chair, fully clothed, while targeted electromagnetic impulses intensively activate your pelvic floor muscles. One session equals thousands of muscle contractions, without you having to do a thing. The result? A stronger pelvic floor and better bladder control, often noticeable after just a few treatments.
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what is emsella?
Emsella is a medically certified treatment that uses High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology. It reaches the deep pelvic floor muscles and triggers powerful contractions. Just one 30-minute session equals 11,000 Kegel exercises, without you having to lift a finger.
The treatment is painless and ideal for women and men who want to strengthen their pelvic floor effectively.
symptoms emsella can help with
- urine leakage when laughing, sneezing or exercising (stress incontinence)
- urge incontinence: a sudden, uncontrollable urge to urinate
- weakening of the vaginal or pelvic floor muscles after pregnancy or menopause
- lack of sleep, stress and an unhealthy diet
- hormonal changes or dehydration
- reduced bladder or bowel control
- decreased sexual sensation or pleasure
- preventive use for a weakened pelvic floor or with ageing
who is an emsella treatment suitable for?
Emsella is suitable for anyone who wants to strengthen their pelvic floor in a safe, comfortable way. It’s particularly effective for:
- women after giving birth or during menopause
- men with incontinence symptoms or prostate problems
- people who find pelvic floor exercises difficult
- anyone who wants to work preventively on muscle control and intimate health
treatment methods at uma clinic
At UMA Clinic, we tailor the number of sessions to your symptoms and goals. During your consultation, we assess your pelvic floor function, symptoms and lifestyle. A full treatment programme consists of an average of 6 sessions of 30 minutes, spread over 3 weeks. The treatment itself couldn’t be simpler: you sit on the Emsella chair and relax, while you feel a rhythmic contraction of your pelvic floor muscles.
results you can expect
- more control over your bladder (less or no urine leakage)
- stronger pelvic floor muscles
- less urgency or fewer ‘accidents’
- enhanced sexual sensation and pleasure
- better posture and stability
- a sense of strength and control over your own body
Many clients notice an improvement after just 2 to 3 sessions, with optimal results after the full programme. The effects last for months and can be extended with maintenance sessions.
before and aftercare
- you can resume your daily activities immediately
- drink plenty of water
- avoid intensive exercise during the first few hours
frequently asked questions (faq)
No, the treatment is completely painless. You’ll feel a rhythmic contraction of your muscles, which some people find intense or a little ‘funny’.
No, you stay fully clothed throughout the treatment.
On average, 6 sessions are needed for long-lasting results. Some clients then choose to add maintenance sessions.
Yes, Emsella is ideal if you want to restore your pelvic floor after pregnancy. We do advise waiting at least 6 weeks after giving birth.
Yes, Emsella also helps men with incontinence or prostate-related symptoms.
book a consultation at uma clinic
Ready to feel more in control of your body and say goodbye to urine leakage or pelvic floor problems? Book your complimentary consultation at UMA Clinic and let our specialists create a safe, personalised treatment plan tailored to you.
prices
Every body is different, and so is every treatment. Pricing depends on the number of sessions needed and whether you combine Emsella with other treatments, such as FemiLift or Emsculpt. During your complimentary consultation, we’ll create a personalised treatment plan and provide a clear, upfront quote. No surprises.
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