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Incontinence is not our little secret anymore. 1 in 4 women experiences urinary leakage in their everyday lives. Over time, pelvic floor muscles that support our bladder weaken from childbirth, age, and genetic factors. In 28 minutes, our completely non-invasive Kegel Throne (Emsella) performs 11,000 Kegels for you, increasing your pelvic floor strength and restoring tone to the muscles supporting your bladder. Up to 6 treatments can correct and prevent the symptoms of your incontinence. So say “Goodbye” to the constant “I’ve got to go” feeling.
VSPOT’s board-certified expert gynecologists and pelvic floor specialists provide a complete assessment of your pelvic floor health and medical history to determine your candidacy.
Emsella is a non-invasive electromagnetic therapy used to treat urinary incontinence and strengthen pelvic floor muscles. It specifically targets the pelvic floor muscles to improve their strength and function. Emsella operates as follows:
Technology: Emsella’s technology is based on high-intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM). The electromagnetic waves generated by this technology stimulate the pelvic floor muscles, causing them to contract and relax.
Chair Design: The Emsella treatment is administered while fully clothed in a specialized chair. The chair contains an electromagnetic coil that emits HIFEM waves.
Muscle Stimulation: The HIFEM waves penetrate through your clothing and stimulate the pelvic floor muscles when you sit in the Emsella chair. The electromagnetic waves cause involuntary supramaximal contractions, which are stronger and more intense than voluntary contractions achieved through exercises such as Kegels.
Muscle Activation: Emsella’s repeated contractions strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. This helps to improve muscle tone, increase blood flow, and improve pelvic floor function overall.
Treatment Duration: An Emsella treatment session typically lasts 30 minutes. The chair delivers 11,000 contractions to the pelvic floor muscles during this time. The number of recommended sessions varies depending on individual needs, but 6 sessions spread out over a few weeks is usually recommended for best results.
