The EmSella Chair stands as a pioneering, non-invasive and non-surgical remedy for all types of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, catering to both men and women. This innovative approach is FDA-certified to treat symptoms like Urinary Incontinence and Sexual Health.

By employing electromagnetic frequencies, the EmSella chair triggers contractions of the pelvic floor, thereby increasing strength and muscle tone in pelvic floor muscles which may have become weak, damaged, or dysfunctional. The chair utilizes High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology, enabling deep stimulation of pelvic floor muscles and rejuvenating neuromuscular control.

A single 30-minute session on the EmSella chair is equivalent to carrying out 11,000 Kegels, a common pelvic floor exercise.

Below, you'll learn more about Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, the problems it may induce, and how EmSella treatment can be a beneficial solution for you.

When visiting the clinic you will be greeted with a big smile by one of our receptionists! Please make yourself feel at home in our waiting area. We advise all our patients to arrive at least 10 minutes before their appointment; this will allow you time to settle into the clinic before your appointment.

We have onsite parking located directly out the front of our clinic and a large overflow parking area that is available for our patients to use.

The pelvic floor is a group of muscles, ligaments, and connective tissues that construct a supportive hammock at the base of the pelvis. This structure spans from the pubic bone at the body's front, extends to the tailbone at the rear, and stretches laterally between both sitting bones.

This pelvic floor holds significant responsibility in providing support to the pelvic organs, which include the bladder, cervix, uterus, and rectum. It plays a crucial part in managing the functionality of the urinary and digestive systems. The pelvic floor muscles act in unison to sustain continence and regulate the passage of urine and faeces.

Furthermore, these muscles contribute to sexual function, aiding in the support of the clitoris, urethra, and vaginal opening in women. During sexual arousal, rhythmic contraction and relaxation of the pelvic floor muscles enhance the pleasurable sensations associated with orgasm.

Various factors, such as pregnancy, childbirth, menopause, obesity, chronic constipation, and specific medical conditions, can lead to the weakening or damage of the pelvic floor. This can result in pelvic floor dysfunction and related conditions like urinary incontinence, faecal incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and pelvic pain when these muscles become impaired or weak.

Traditional solutions for pelvic floor dysfunction often involve surgery, medication, and pelvic floor exercises like Kegels. However, with the innovative EmSella chair, treatments are non-invasive, allowing patients to remain fully clothed and medication-free during the treatment. Remarkably, a single 30-minute appointment equals the benefits of 11,000 Kegel exercises. Early intervention can aid in preventing the condition from deteriorating and enhancing your overall quality of life.

Pelvic floor dysfunction is a broad term describing a variety of conditions affecting the muscles, nerves, and connective tissues within the pelvic region. These conditions can include urinary incontinence, sexual dysfunction, faecal incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and pelvic pain. While both genders can be impacted by pelvic floor dysfunction, it is predominantly observed in women. Globally, over 200 million individuals experience urinary incontinence, so if you're struggling with this, you're certainly not alone.

There are a number of factors that can contribute to pelvic floor dysfunction, however, they can all cause the muscles and tissues of the pelvic floor to weaken or become damaged.

Symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction may include urinary or faecal incontinence, pelvic pain, difficulty emptying the bladder or bowels, and a sensation of pressure or heaviness in the pelvic region. These symptoms can be embarrassing and uncomfortable, and can significantly impact a person's quality of life.

In recent years, non-invasive EmSella treatments have also gained popularity as a safe and effective option for pelvic floor dysfunction. EmSella works by delivering electromagnetic waves to the pelvic floor muscles, causing them to contract and improve in strength and tone. 

Walk-In & Out Procedure

Non-Invasive Treatment

Remain Fully Clothed

So, who is a good candidate for EmSella treatment? Men and women who experience urinary incontinence or other pelvic floor disorders may benefit from this treatment. It is particularly effective for women who have weakened pelvic floor muscles due to childbirth, menopause, or other factors. EmSella can also be a good option for women who have tried other treatments for urinary incontinence without success.

Prior to starting treatment, you will have a telephone consultation to determine the most appropriate treatment plan for your specific goals. 

At the end of your treatment plan, your Pelvic Floor Specialist will recommend whether any maintenance treatment is required to maintain your results.

EmSella is a relatively quick and convenient treatment option, with no downtime required after the treatment.

Booking your consultation is easy, simply click the link below and select a day and time that works for you. Your consultation will be conducted over the phone. 

Prior to the consultation, you will be required to complete an online health questionnaire, this will help your Specialist to build a complete picture of your background, health, and symptoms, allowing them to become familiar with your case prior to consulting with you. 

The consultation should last no more than 30 minutes, allowing enough time for you to ask any questions you may have, and by the end of the appointment, your specialist should be able to recommend the most appropriate treatment plan tailored to your needs. 

Michael has been in Chiropractic practice for over 10 years, helping patients with all manner of neurological and musculoskeletal complaints. Over this time Michael had seen common patterns in his patients, with many of them presenting with various symptoms and dysfunctions, often caused by, or exacerbated by weak, dysfunctional, or damaged pelvic floor muscles. 

Michael decided to focus on pelvic floor care after the birth of his daughter, here is a personal testimonial from Michael;

"My wife is a warrior. She had an incredibly tough pregnancy, and the labour sadly wasn't any easier, however, after 33 hours, our beautiful baby daughter was born. Luna is a blessing to both of us, however, the effects of the pregnancy and the complications of labour had taken their toll on my wifes pelvic floor. She would often pee twice before going on a walk, and within 20 minutes she would feel the urge again. It affected her quality of sleep, often waking once or twice throughout the night to pee. On one occasion she could barely laugh without having an accident. This is when we decided that something had to change.

With us both being Chiropractors and having a combined 27 years in the health industry, we started researching all options. Most forms of treatment either consisted of invasive surgical procedures, all of which came with risks, or medications which had various side effects. We knew neither of these would be a viable option, so kept searching. While in the US we found a clinic that had an EmSella. Within her first 2 treatments, my wife was able to walk an hour with no issues, within 4 treatments she was sleeping through the night without needing to get up to use the toilet, and after 6 treatments she felt like she had her life back."

If you are ready to start your journey back to pelvic floor health, you can book your EmSella Consultation in multiple ways. You can either call our friendly reception team on 01243 913923, or you can click the link below to go to our Online Booking page. The ability to book online isn't just available for new patients, this can also be used to book future EmSella appointments, allowing you the flexibility to book appointments at your leisure and from anywhere. 

After booking your appointment, you will be sent 2 emails; the first will simply confirming your appointment is booked. The second will include a link where you can complete your EmSella Intake questionnaire, completing this prior to your appointment will allow your Specialist to review the information before consulting with you. 

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If it is your first time visiting the clinic, or if you haven’t seen us for a few years, we like to spend some time going through your current and previous health and lifestyle, catching up and ensuring we have a full view of your history. Below are some of the details you will need to complete on your Online Intake Form.

• List of current medications and dosage
• Details of diagnosed conditions (including dates)
• Details of operations and other medical procedures (including dates)

After completing the Online Intake Form, Michael will review these details prior to your appointment, helping to guide your consultation and treatment recommendations. If you are unable to complete these details before your appointment for any reason, please let us know so we can allow additional time for this during your Consultation appointment.

Your Pelvic Floor rehabilitation journey starts here... when you book your first appointment we will email you an online health questionnaire, helping your Pelvic Floor specialist to build a complete picture of who you are and why you are coming to see us. 

Your Pelvic Floor Specialist will then consult with you about your symptoms, how they started, and what makes them better or worse, discuss any previous treatment you have tried and ask some specific questions to help them determine their next course of action. Once your Pelvic Floor Specialist is happy they have all of the information about you and your symptoms, they will then advise on the best treatment plan tailored to your needs. 

The consultation will include an in-depth discussion about all aspects of your urinary function, and sexual health (if required), discussing when your first noticed symptoms, how your symptoms present, and how they impact your quality of life, and discuss any treatments you may have previously tried. It is important to be open and honest during this consultation, as any and all information is important in creating the most appropriate treatment plan to help in rehabilitating your Pelvic Floor and core muscles.

Once your Pelvic Floor Specialist is happy they have all the necessary information to assess your case, they will discuss their findings, and if you are both happy they will explain their recommended treatment plan, answer any questions you may have regarding treatment, and book your appointments for your initial phase of care. Your Pelvic Floor Specialist will track your progress over your initial phase of care and will arrange a follow-up consultation at the end to discuss the next stages and recommendations. 

Following your Consultation, your Pelvic Floor Specialist will start by booking your first phase of care. Below we will discuss the different phases of care, what they entail, what to expect, and a rough timeline, although this can vary depending on your unique presentation, symptoms, and findings from your consultation. 

Phase 1 - Strengthen & Tone
The first phase of care is focused on restoring strength and tone to the pelvic floor. This first phase of care is typically the most intensive, lasting from 3 to 6 weeks, and with treatments 1 to 2 times per week. The exact frequency and length of the first phase are determined on a case-by-case basis and personalised to your recovery plan. This phase of care will start to rebuild the essential muscles in your pelvic floor and core, helping your body to support and stabilise the bladder, colon and sexual organs, helping to start relieving the symptoms associated with pelvic floor dysfunction. 

Phase 2 - Stabilisation
Following successful completion of the initial phase of care, you will progress to the second phase, which is focused on stabilising the pelvic floor muscles, whilst continuing to increase pelvic floor strength. The second phase of care reduces the frequency of treatments, scheduled 2 weeks apart, and for 3 to 6 treatments. The exact frequency and length of the second phase are determined on a case-by-case basis and will be strongly influenced by the progress in phase 1. This phase of care will continue to build the strength and tone in the muscles in your pelvic floor and core, allowing your stronger pelvic floor to support and stabilise the bladder, colon and sexual organs, allowing you to live without the symptoms associated with pelvic floor dysfunction. 

Phase 3 - Maintenance
The maintenance phase of care is the most important phase of care. After working so hard to rebuild, strengthen, tone and stabilise the pelvic floor, it is important to maintain this progress with periodic maintenance treatments. The third phase of care reduces the frequency of treatments to a maintenance level of 4 treatments per year, with each being 3 months apart. In those with damage to the pelvic floor, or particularly chronic symptoms, the frequency of maintenance can be more frequent. This phase of care will maintain the strength and tone in the pelvic floor, supporting the bladder, colon and sexual organs, allowing you to live your life on your terms. 

The Emsella chair offers a wide padded seat, which can be raised up and down at the press of a button, helping the EmSella be comfortable for all. The chair also has arms rests for those who prefer this kind of support. Treatment is mostly comfortable with the intensity of pelvic floor stimulation being fully customisable by the patient during the appointment, with a scale of intensity from 0-100 on a turning dial. 

The EmSella chair uses electromagnetic frequencies to stimulate contraction of the pelvic floor, helping to increase strength and muscle tone to the pelvic floor muscles that have become weakened, damaged, or dysfunctional. The chair uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology, causing deep pelvic floor muscle stimulation and restoration of your brain's natural control.

If you are unsure whether EmSella is the right option for you or have questions about this type of treatment, please book a FREE Preliminary Consultation. This short convocation with Michael Mason will help determine whether EmSella Pelvic Floor treatment suits you. At this appointment, Michael will ask questions about your reasons for seeking help and answer any questions you may have regarding treatment.

After booking your appointment, you will be sent 2 emails; the first will simply confirming your appointment is booked. The second will include a link to complete your EmSella Intake questionnaire; completing this before your appointment will allow your Specialist to review the information before consulting with you. 

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