BTL Emsella Chair

Description

BTL Emsella Chair

BTL Emsella Chair is a non-invasive and comfortable physiotherapy treatment. It uses High Intensity Focused ElectroMagnetic Energy (HIFEM) to stimulate and strengthen all the pelvic floor muscles, boosting tone and improving symptoms of stress incontinence.

The stimulation restores control over the muscles on your pelvic floor, resulting in improved bladder control. The technology mimics the action potential of nerves that cause muscle contractions, in a way that would not be physically possible through simply doing Kegel exercises. As its name suggests, you simply sit down – the Emsella Chair will train your muscles without any effort.

A Breakthrough in Pelvic Wellness

This revolutionary procedure utilizes HIFEM technology to provide entirely noninvasive electromagnetic stimulation of pelvic floor musculature for the purpose of rehabilitation of weak pelvic muscles and restoration of neuromuscular control for the treatment of male and female urinary incontinence.

Benefits

Strengthening the pelvic floor to improve overall support and control.
Non-invasive, painless treatment with no downtime.
Comfortable and easy—just sit on the EMSELLA chair, fully clothed.
Helps manage common pelvic floor issues like leakage, discomfort, or a weakened pelvic floor.

Treat

Stress incontinence
Urge incontinence
Mixed incontinence
Overactive bladder
Vaginal laxity
Orgasmic dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction

The Importance of Pelvic Floor Muscles

The pelvic floor is a small but vital group of muscles that support your core and pelvic organs, playing a key role in stability and everyday function. Strong pelvic floor muscles help with daily activities like standing, walking, climbing, lifting and getting in & out of bed. When weakened, they can affect balance, bladder control, and overall comfort and confidence.

Emsella Chair improve continence

The High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic frequencies target the pelvic floor muscles and muscles at the neck of the bladder. This causes the muscles to contract and release, in the same way standard Kegel exercises do. This treatment is effective for many people, but it cannot treat every type of incontinence. Discuss with the doctor whether it’s right for you.