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- Non-invasive: No surgery or invasive procedures are required.
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- Painless: The treatment is painless and requires no recovery time.
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- Effective: Studies have shown that EMSELLA can significantly strengthen the pelvic floor muscles and improve symptoms of incontinence*.
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- Short treatment time: Each session only takes about 30 minutes.
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- No downtime: Walk-in-walk-out
* von wissenschaftlichen Studien belegt
Treatment with EMSELLA is simple and uncomplicated for you as a patient. After the information has been provided, you sit fully clothed on the EMSELLA chair in our practice. Once you have found the optimal sitting position, your 30-minute treatment session begins. You will feel intense but pain-free muscle contractions that strengthen your pelvic floor muscles. During the treatment, you can listen to music or read something. Usually several sessions over a few weeks are necessary to achieve optimal results. The treatment requires no recovery time and you can resume all everyday activities immediately afterwards.
For Ladies
- Stress incontinence: Involuntary loss of urine during physical exertion, coughing, sneezing or laughing.
- Urge incontinence: Sudden, strong urge to leak urine with uncontrolled loss of urine.
- Postpartum pelvic floor weakness: After childbirth to support the regeneration of the pelvic floor muscles.
- Weak pelvic floor muscles: With age or due to predisposition, often associated with disorders such as bladder weakness and sexual dysfunction.
- Menopause: Support for incontinence problems and other symptoms caused by hormonal changes.
- Sexual dysfunction: Improving sexual sensation by strengthening the pelvic floor muscles.
For Gents
- After prostate surgery: Problems with holding urine, often after surgical removal of the prostate.
- Stress incontinence: Involuntary loss of urine during physical exertion, coughing, sneezing or laughing.
- Weak pelvic floor muscles: In older age or due to other medical conditions that lead to bladder weakness.
- Sexual dysfunction: Support for erectile dysfunction and improving sexual performance by strengthening the pelvic floor muscles.
What technology does EMSCULPT neo use?
The EMSELLA is designed in the shape of a chair so that treatment can be carried out comfortably while seated. Underneath the seat, it operates with HIFEM technology, in which high-intensity electromagnetic waves are emitted specifically onto the muscles of the pelvic floor.
This generates intense muscular contractions very quickly and at short intervals. The mode of action is similar to training, but the contractions are significantly stronger and more precise than those that could be achieved by tightening the muscles yourself.
This creates a profound muscle growth that strengthens and tones the pelvic floor. It also stimulates blood flow to the muscles and increases their volume.
How often should treatment with the EMSELLA be carried out?
According to studies*, the best results are achieved when the treatment is carried out for 30 minutes twice a week over a period of 3 to 5 weeks. This always depends on the initial situation, the physical conditions and the desired treatment goal.
As with all muscle training, it is important for successful treatment that the training intervals are carried out without long breaks. This is because it is only through the regular sequence of training stimulus and recovery phase that so-called supercompensation occurs, during which the muscles grow.
If necessary, the treatment can be refreshed or repeated after some time.
In general, there are hardly any known side effects as the treatment is well tolerated. Possible side effects include, for example, slight muscle soreness in the pelvic region similar to that experienced after an intensive workout and, in rare cases, slight redness or temporary swelling in the treated area.
At this point we would like to point out that, according to the manufacturer's instructions, the EMSELLA is not approved for people with metallic implants in the pelvic region (such as artificial joints, plates, screws, but also pacemakers, etc.) or with metallic body jewelry, metallic contraceptives (copper IUD) or pregnant women.
Successful application of the EMSELLA
Treatments with the EMSELLA have proven effective for various physical restrictions caused by a weak pelvic floor. They often occur in connection with ageing, surgery or after (several) births, but can also have other causes. Here are some examples where the EMSELLA has proven its worth.
During menopause
Age and hormonal changes during the menopause can weaken the pelvic floor muscles. This is why many women experience urinary incontinence. The EMSELLA helps - without hormone therapy - to effectively strengthen the muscles of the pelvic floor and thus regain lost quality of life.
Bladder problems
With increasing age, the pelvic floor muscles lose strength and elasticity, which makes bladder control more difficult. An enlarged prostate exerts additional pressure on the bladder. The EMSELLA offers an effective and comfortable solution for men whose well-being and everyday activities are restricted as a result.
After births
During pregnancy, the additional weight and pressure put a strain on the pelvic floor. It is further weakened by the strong stretching during childbirth. This can lead to stress and urge incontinence as well as sexual dysfunction, which can be remedied by specifically strengthening the pelvic floor.
It is also about effectively strengthening the core of the body, known as core-to-floor training. This exercise, which is very popular in the USA, uses electromagnetic waves to strengthen the large muscles in the abdomen and bottom together with the pelvic floor. The EMSELLA does the latter and can also alleviate the problems associated with a weak pelvic floor. In the context of core-to-floor training, some patients report that they experience an additional strengthening of the lower back muscles.
Medical progress and quality assurance
We keep up to date with the latest scientific findings and research results in the field of aesthetic medicine through our memberships and further training in the following medical associations.
