Emsella pelvic floor treatment for bladder leakage
Support for bladder control and confidence.
A noninvasive option for weak pelvic floor muscles and urinary incontinence. Sit comfortably and remain fully clothed throughout treatment.
Physician-led care · Medical evaluation required
Typical treatment information, not a prescribed plan. Your provider confirms timing and suitability.
What is Emsella?
Emsella uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic technology to stimulate pelvic floor muscle contractions. The goal is to rehabilitate weak muscles and improve neuromuscular control for urinary incontinence in women and men.
Emsella treatment benefits
Pelvic floor strength
Stimulates and re-educates weak muscles involved in bladder control.
Bladder leakage support
Discuss leakage with activity, urgency, or a combination of symptoms during your evaluation.
Fully clothed treatment
Sessions take place while seated on the treatment chair, without surgery or injections.
Bladder leakage deserves attention.
Whether symptoms happen during exercise, with a cough, or with a sudden urge, start by describing what you experience. Your provider will discuss the cause and whether Emsella or another approach is appropriate.
Pelvic floor & core support
Emsella focuses on the pelvic floor. Emsculpt Neo can address abdominal muscles. Ask whether either treatment fits your needs; combining them is a clinical decision.
Explore Emsculpt Neo →Is Emsella
right for you?
Adults with pelvic floor weakness or urinary leakage may be candidates, including women and men. Changes after childbirth or with age can be part of the conversation. An evaluation is needed because urinary symptoms can have different causes and treatment options.
A thoughtful approach to care
Tell your provider if you are pregnant or have an implanted electronic device or metal implant, especially in the pelvic area. These and other factors can affect suitability. Your provider reviews the complete device precautions with you.
What to expect from
Emsella treatment
Talk about your goals
Your team reviews symptoms, medical history, current care, and possible risks before recommending a plan.
Your treatment session
You remain fully clothed and sit on the Emsella chair. During the roughly 28-minute session, you may feel tingling and repeated pelvic floor contractions. Your provider guides positioning and monitors comfort.
Plan & review progress
A typical plan described in the supplied materials is six sessions over three weeks, often twice weekly. Your clinician may recommend a different schedule. Some patients notice changes during the series; timing and degree of improvement vary.
Emsella
frequently asked questions
Bring any other questions to your consultation.
Do I need to undress for Emsella?
No. You remain fully clothed while seated on the treatment chair.
Can both women and men receive Emsella?
Yes. Emsella can be considered for urinary incontinence in women and men, subject to an appropriate medical evaluation.
What types of bladder leakage should I discuss?
Tell your provider about leakage with coughing, laughing, or activity; sudden urges; frequency; and any changes in your symptoms. Your clinician will evaluate the cause and treatment options.
Can Emsella help with sexual wellness?
Pelvic floor function can be part of a sexual-health discussion. Emsella is presented here for pelvic muscle rehabilitation and urinary incontinence; improvement in sexual function is not guaranteed.
When can I return to daily activities?
The supplied materials describe no planned downtime. Your provider will advise you based on your health and treatment experience.
Is Emsella covered by insurance at Solara?
Solara services are self-pay and are not billed to insurance, including AHCCCS and Medicare. You will know the full cost before beginning treatment.
How much does Emsella treatment cost?
Your full cost is explained after the medical evaluation and before treatment begins. Ask about the recommended number of sessions and the total for your plan.
Every Solara patient starts with a medical evaluation. Our services are self-pay and are not billed to insurance, including AHCCCS and Medicare.
Your team will explain the recommended care and full cost before you decide to begin.
Understand your first visit →Treatment information & sources +
Adapted from the supplied Emsella patient materials and current manufacturer information. Treatment plans and individual results vary.
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your next step.
Your goals. Your medical evaluation. A plan made with you.
Treatment suitability requires a provider evaluation. Individual results vary.