Bladder leaks can quietly change how you live—avoiding certain workouts, planning every trip around a restroom, or worrying about coughing, laughing, or jumping. Pelvic floor weakness can also affect comfort, confidence, and intimate wellness, yet many people delay asking for help because the subject feels personal.
Emsella at Body BeneFits in The Woodlands is a noninvasive, chair-based treatment that stimulates deep pelvic floor muscles while you remain fully clothed. A private consultation helps determine whether pelvic floor strengthening fits your urinary symptoms and goals, or whether medical evaluation or another treatment should come first.
Emsella uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic energy to create repeated pelvic floor muscle contractions that would be difficult to reproduce voluntarily. You sit centered on the chair with no incision, internal applicator, or need to undress.
A typical session is about 28 minutes. A commonly used initial plan is six visits scheduled twice weekly for three weeks, although your schedule, response, and maintenance needs may differ.
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Wear comfortable clothing and remove metal objects as instructed. You will sit centered on the chair while the provider gradually increases intensity. Most people describe rhythmic contractions, tapping, or tingling rather than pain.
You can generally return to normal activity right away. Temporary muscle fatigue, soreness, tingling, or discomfort may occur. Track your symptoms across the series and report unexpected or worsening concerns.
Discuss leakage patterns, pelvic symptoms, goals, history, pregnancy status, surgery, and implants.
Remain fully clothed while sitting centered on the Emsella chair.
Complete controlled pelvic floor contractions while intensity and comfort are monitored.
Track bladder and pelvic symptoms and reassess sessions, maintenance, exercises, or referrals.
Adults with stress leakage during coughing, laughing, jumping, or exercise—and some people with urge or mixed urinary-incontinence symptoms—may be evaluated. Improved pelvic floor function may also support confidence and aspects of intimate wellness, but Emsella is not a guaranteed treatment for sexual dysfunction.
Tell your provider about pregnancy, implanted electronic devices, metal near the treatment area, recent surgery, pelvic pain, bleeding, urinary retention, recurrent infection, or neurologic conditions. Blood in urine, fever, severe pain, inability to urinate, or sudden neurologic symptoms require prompt medical care.
Body BeneFits offers Emsella consultations in a private, respectful setting near The Woodlands for concerns that may be difficult to discuss, including bladder leakage, pelvic floor weakness, and changes in intimate confidence.
Our goal is a practical plan, not an embarrassing conversation or one-size-fits-all promise. We explain when Emsella may help and when pelvic floor physical therapy, medication, urology, gynecology, or other evaluation may be appropriate.
Bladder leakage does not have to keep making decisions for you. Contact Body BeneFits in The Woodlands for a confidential Emsella consultation and learn whether noninvasive pelvic floor stimulation fits your symptoms and goals.
Emsella stimulates pelvic floor muscles and may be considered for appropriate urinary-incontinence and pelvic floor weakness concerns after screening.
No. You remain fully clothed while seated on the treatment chair.
No. Emsella delivers electromagnetic stimulation through the chair without an internal applicator or incision.
A typical visit is approximately 28 minutes, although appointment logistics may add time.
A common initial plan is six sessions over about three weeks, but the recommendation and maintenance needs may vary.
Most people report strong rhythmic pelvic floor contractions, tapping, or tingling. Intensity is increased gradually.
Pelvic floor strengthening may support muscle control, sensation, confidence, or sexual function for some people, but Emsella does not guarantee improvement or replace evaluation of sexual dysfunction.
Contraindications can include pregnancy, certain electronic implants, and metal near the field. Individual medical and device screening is required.
Important: Emsella is not appropriate for every cause of urinary or sexual symptoms and does not guarantee continence or improved sexual function. Results and maintenance vary. It does not replace medical evaluation, pelvic floor physical therapy, medication, or specialist care when indicated.
