EMSELLA

What Is EMSELLA?

A Modern Approach to Pelvic Floor Health

EMSELLA is a non-invasive treatment that uses High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology to stimulate the pelvic floor muscles.

During treatment, the electromagnetic field generates thousands of powerful, Kegel-like muscle contractions that help strengthen and re-educate weakened pelvic floor muscles.

This targeted muscle stimulation is designed to improve pelvic floor function and support urinary continence without surgery, injections, or the need to remove clothing.

At Horus Multispecialty Medical Group, our team provides personalized consultations to determine whether EMSELLA is appropriate for your bladder-control concerns and treatment goals.

Why Is Pelvic Floor Strength Important?

Your Foundation for Stability, Control & Everyday Wellness

The pelvic floor consists of muscles that support the bladder and other pelvic organs. These muscles work together with the abdominal muscles, diaphragm, and surrounding structures to support important bodily functions.

Healthy pelvic floor muscles contribute to:

• Bladder control and urinary continence
• Pelvic organ support
• Core and pelvic muscular stability
• Coordinated muscle function
• Continence during coughing, sneezing, or exercise
• Confidence during everyday activities

When pelvic floor muscles become weak, individuals may experience urinary leakage, reduced muscular control, and disruptions to their daily routines.

Strengthening these muscles can play an important role in managing certain types of urinary incontinence.

What Can EMSELLA Help Treat?

Regain Control Over Your Bladder

EMSELLA is intended for the treatment of urinary incontinence in women and men.

Patients who may benefit from an evaluation include those experiencing:

• Urinary leakage when coughing, sneezing, or laughing
• Bladder leakage during exercise or physical activity
• Urinary urgency and difficulty maintaining bladder control
• Stress urinary incontinence
• Mixed urinary incontinence symptoms
• Pelvic floor weakness associated with bladder leakage
• Postpartum bladder-control concerns
• Urinary leakage associated with aging or menopause
• Bladder-control concerns following prostate treatment

Because urinary incontinence can have several underlying causes, a medical consultation is essential to determine whether EMSELLA is appropriate for your specific condition.

Functional Benefits of EMSELLA

More Than Bladder Control — Strengthen Your Foundation

Pelvic floor muscles are an important component of the body’s muscular support system.

EMSELLA stimulates these muscles through repeated contractions, helping support pelvic floor muscle strengthening and neuromuscular control.

Potential treatment goals include:

• Improving pelvic floor muscle strength
• Supporting neuromuscular control
• Improving bladder control during physical activities
• Supporting pelvic floor muscle activation
• Improving pelvic muscular function
• Reducing the impact of urinary leakage on daily activities
• Supporting confidence and quality of life

Why Does Pelvic Floor Strength Matter?

Everyday activities such as walking, exercising, lifting, coughing, and laughing can increase pressure on the pelvic floor.

Strengthening these muscles may help improve urinary control during everyday movements and activities.

EMSELLA is specifically intended for urinary incontinence treatment and should not be presented as a treatment for unrelated conditions such as balance disorders, back pain, or general mobility limitations.

Clinically Studied EMSELLA Results

Research Into Pelvic Floor Strengthening & Bladder Control

Published clinical studies have investigated HIFEM-based pelvic floor muscle stimulation for urinary incontinence.

Research has explored several potential benefits:

• Patient Satisfaction: Manufacturer-reported research has described patient satisfaction rates of up to 95% in selected study populations.
• Urinary Incontinence Symptoms: Published studies have reported improvements in urinary incontinence symptom scores following HIFEM pelvic floor treatment.
• Reduced Pad Usage: Some clinical studies have reported reductions in the number of incontinence pads used by participating patients.
• Pelvic Floor Muscle Conditioning: HIFEM technology produces repeated pelvic floor muscle contractions intended to support muscle strengthening and re-education.

Important: Study results reflect specific patient populations, treatment protocols, and follow-up periods. Individual outcomes vary, and improvement is not guaranteed.

EMSELLA for Women

Confidence Through Every Stage of Life

Pregnancy, childbirth, menopause, and aging can affect pelvic floor muscle strength and bladder control.

For eligible women experiencing urinary incontinence, EMSELLA offers a non-invasive treatment option that may help strengthen weakened pelvic floor muscles.

Common concerns that may prompt an EMSELLA consultation include:

• Postpartum urinary leakage
• Bladder-control changes during menopause
• Urinary leakage during exercise
• Urinary urgency
• Reduced pelvic floor muscle strength
• Quality-of-life concerns related to incontinence

Laugh. Jump. Run. Live With Greater Confidence.

Our team at Horus Multispecialty Medical Group can help you explore personalized treatment options for your pelvic floor health and bladder-control concerns.

EMSELLA for Men

Pelvic Floor Health Matters for Men, Too

Men also depend on strong pelvic floor muscles for bladder control and pelvic function.

Pelvic floor weakness may develop with aging, certain medical conditions, or following prostate-related procedures.

EMSELLA may be an option for appropriately selected men experiencing urinary incontinence.

Potential treatment goals include:

• Improving bladder control
• Strengthening pelvic floor muscles
• Supporting urinary continence
• Addressing leakage during everyday activities
• Supporting quality of life following prostate treatment

Restore Control. Rebuild Confidence. Take Charge of Your Health.

Our providers can evaluate your symptoms and help determine whether EMSELLA is appropriate for your individual needs.

How Does EMSELLA Work?

A Pelvic Floor Workout — While You Sit Fully Clothed

EMSELLA uses High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic technology to stimulate pelvic floor muscles through a specially designed treatment chair.

During your session, the electromagnetic field triggers repeated muscle contractions, helping strengthen and re-educate weakened pelvic floor muscles.

Treatment highlights include:

• Approximately 28 minutes per session
• Remain fully clothed during treatment
• No anesthesia or surgery required
• No required downtime
• Thousands of pelvic floor muscle contractions
• Individualized treatment recommendations

What to Expect During Your EMSELLA Appointment

Step 1: Personalized Consultation

Your provider will review your symptoms, medical history, and bladder-control concerns to determine whether EMSELLA may be appropriate for you.

Step 2: Your EMSELLA Treatment

During treatment, you sit comfortably on the EMSELLA chair while remaining fully clothed.

You may experience tingling sensations and repeated pelvic floor muscle contractions as the technology stimulates the targeted muscles.

Step 3: Complete Your Treatment Series

A commonly recommended initial treatment protocol consists of six sessions, generally scheduled twice per week over three weeks.

Your provider will determine the appropriate number and frequency of sessions based on your individual needs.

Step 4: Follow-Up & Maintenance

Following your treatment series, your provider will evaluate your progress and discuss whether additional sessions or maintenance treatments may be appropriate.

Core to Floor — Comprehensive Muscle Wellness

A Stronger Core. A Stronger Pelvic Floor.

At Horus Multispecialty Medical Group, patients can explore complementary technologies that target different muscle groups as part of a personalized muscle-wellness approach.

EMSCULPT NEO — Core Strengthening

EMSCULPT NEO uses electromagnetic stimulation to target selected muscles, including the abdominal muscles.

Potential benefits within its established applications include:

• Strengthening abdominal muscles
• Supporting abdominal muscle conditioning
• Improving muscle tone and body contour

EMSELLA — Pelvic Floor Strengthening

EMSELLA specifically targets pelvic floor muscles to support urinary incontinence treatment.

Its treatment goals include:

• Strengthening pelvic floor muscles
• Supporting bladder control
• Improving pelvic floor muscle activation and control

A Personalized Approach to Muscle Wellness

Together, EMSCULPT NEO and EMSELLA offer complementary approaches to abdominal and pelvic floor muscle conditioning.

Each technology has its own indications, and your provider will determine whether either treatment or a combination is appropriate for your individual goals.

Schedule Your EMSELLA Consultation in Lakewood, CA

Take Control of Your Pelvic Health

Urinary leakage can affect your confidence, comfort, and ability to enjoy everyday activities.

At Horus Multispecialty Medical Group, we combine modern medical technology with personalized care to help patients explore treatment options for urinary incontinence and pelvic floor health.

Discover whether EMSELLA is right for you.

You can easily request an appointment online or call us at (562) 210-5141 to schedule your EMSELLA consultation in Lakewood, CA.

FAQs

What is EMSELLA and how does it work?

EMSELLA is a non-invasive treatment that uses High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology to stimulate pelvic floor muscles. The treatment generates thousands of Kegel-like contractions to help strengthen weakened muscles and improve urinary continence.

Is EMSELLA FDA-cleared for urinary incontinence?

Yes. EMSELLA is FDA-cleared for the treatment of urinary incontinence in women and men. Your provider can explain its intended use and determine whether it is appropriate for your condition.

Can both men and women receive EMSELLA treatment?

Yes. EMSELLA may be appropriate for eligible women and men experiencing urinary incontinence. Treatment suitability depends on your medical history, symptoms, and clinical evaluation.

Is EMSELLA painful, and do I need to remove my clothes?

EMSELLA is a non-invasive treatment performed while you remain fully clothed. Patients may feel tingling or repeated pelvic floor muscle contractions during the session. Sensations vary, and your provider can adjust treatment settings as appropriate.

How long does an EMSELLA treatment session take?

Each session typically lasts approximately 28 minutes. A commonly recommended initial treatment series includes six sessions over three weeks, although your provider may recommend a different schedule based on your needs.

Is there any downtime after EMSELLA treatment?

EMSELLA generally does not require downtime. Most patients can return to their usual daily activities after treatment, subject to their provider’s recommendations.

When can I expect to notice improvement in bladder control?

The timing of improvement varies from person to person. Some patients may notice changes during their treatment series, while others may experience improvement after completing the recommended sessions. Results are not guaranteed.

Can EMSELLA help with postpartum urinary leakage?

EMSELLA may be considered for eligible patients experiencing urinary incontinence after childbirth. Your provider should evaluate your recovery, medical history, and pelvic floor health before recommending treatment.

Can EMSELLA help men experiencing urinary leakage after prostate treatment?

EMSELLA may be an option for appropriately selected men with urinary incontinence following prostate-related procedures. A medical evaluation is necessary to determine the cause of leakage and whether treatment is suitable.

Can EMSELLA be combined with EMSCULPT NEO?

EMSELLA and EMSCULPT NEO target different muscle groups and may be considered as complementary treatments. EMSELLA focuses on pelvic floor muscles, while EMSCULPT NEO can target abdominal muscles. Your provider will determine whether a combined approach is appropriate.

Who should not receive EMSELLA treatment?

EMSELLA may not be appropriate for individuals with certain implanted electronic devices, metal implants in the treatment area, or other medical contraindications. Pregnancy and other medical circumstances may also affect eligibility. Your provider will review your medical history and the manufacturer’s safety guidelines before recommending treatment.

How do I schedule an EMSELLA consultation at Horus Multispecialty Medical Group?

You can request an appointment online or call (562) 210-5141. Our team in Lakewood, CA will help you schedule a consultation and answer your questions about EMSELLA treatment.