Emsella Chair
Emsella for Urinary Incontinence
With the EMSELLA chair and overcome pelvic floor weakness with a non-invasive incontinence treatment.
What is it?
The EMSELLA chair is a cutting-edge technology that enables both women and men to strengthen their pelvic floor muscles effectively. This leads to a marked improvement in sexual well-being, reduced incontinence, and a decline in erectile dysfunction.
With its innovative patent-pending electromagnetic energy, the EMSELLA chair triggers muscle contractions that surpass voluntary muscle action alone. This non-invasive, painless approach is a potent antidote to weakened pelvic floor muscles that result in conditions such as urinary incontinence or frequent urges to urinate.
If you are a new mother looking to rebuild your pelvic floor or someone who has recently undergone a prostatectomy or experiencing erectile dysfunction, this treatment is an ideal solution for you. It helps you regain control and strengthens your bladder muscles, allowing you to live your life with confidence and ease.
Emsella for Urinary Incontinence
BTL EMSELLA is an effective treatment for various types of urinary incontinence and may be eligible for government subsidy under the Continence Aids Payment Scheme (CAPS) in Australia. The treatment, also known as the Kegel Throne, stimulates the pelvic floor muscles to perform over 11,000 supramaximal kegels in just one session. This clinically proven breakthrough is beneficial for both men and women suffering from pelvic floor dysfunction.
EMSELLA strengthens and supports the pelvic floor muscles, which play a crucial role in controlling the bladder through neuromuscular function. This treatment is suitable for a range of individuals, including those who require postpartum care, are active but experience urinary incontinence, have decreased intimacy satisfaction, desire to engage in sports or activities with their children without pads, or experience other related symptoms. If you answered YES to any of these, then BTL EMSELLA may be an appropriate solution for you.
Types of Urinary Incontinence:
Stress Incontinence:
Stress incontinence is a common condition characterized by small amounts of urine leakage when physical stress is placed on the bladder. Activities such as exercising, sneezing, laughing, jumping, or coughing can cause the bladder to release urine. The pelvic floor muscles are responsible for supporting the bladder and urethra and contracting during physical stress to prevent leakage. Weakness in these muscles or damage to the bladder neck support can lead to stress incontinence. The intensity of stress incontinence varies from person to person.
Urge Incontinence:
Urge incontinence is a condition where a person experiences a constant urge to urinate, but may not necessarily experience urine leakage. They need to be aware of the location of the restroom at all times to avoid wetting themselves. This condition restricts their activities as they may need to urinate 2-3 times every hour.