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EMSELLA Treatment for Bladder Control

EMSELLA is a non-invasive treatment that uses focused energy to help activate and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles that support bladder control.

At iCare Medical Group, this treatment may be considered for patients with bladder leakage, pelvic floor weakness, postpartum changes, or bladder control concerns that may benefit from non-surgical support.

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Non-Invasive Pelvic Floor Support

A private, comfortable in-office option for patients who want support for bladder leakage or pelvic floor weakness without surgery.

Who may benefit

Who This Treatment May Help

This treatment may be considered for adults with symptoms linked to pelvic floor weakness or reduced bladder control, especially when a non-surgical option is preferred.

  • Bladder leakage, also called urinary incontinence
  • Leakage with coughing, sneezing, laughing, or activity
  • Mixed bladder control concerns
  • Pelvic floor weakness after childbirth
  • Bladder control changes related to ageing
  • Patients looking for a non-surgical pelvic floor option

Treatment Protocol

What Treatment Is Like

Treatment is usually provided as a short series of in-office sessions based on your symptoms, bladder control concerns, and pelvic floor goals. During the session, patients remain fully clothed while the device helps stimulate pelvic floor muscle contractions. Most visits are designed to fit into a normal week, and patients can usually return to regular activities afterward.

Results vary from patient to patient. The care team sets expectations carefully and adjusts the plan based on your symptoms, response, and whether the treatment is appropriate for you.

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Treatment + Device Spotlight

A Private, Non-Surgical Treatment Experience for Pelvic Floor Support

This treatment is designed for patients who want bladder control support without surgery, probes, or downtime. The goal is to provide a private and structured in-office option that can fit into a broader physician-guided bladder and pelvic floor care plan.

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Treatment overview
Featured Treatment System

BTL EMSELLA Platform

The platform uses focused electromagnetic stimulation to create pelvic floor muscle contractions during a brief in-office session while the patient remains fully clothed.

Why This Treatment Stands Out
  • Non-invasive pelvic floor muscle stimulation
  • Typically delivered in 28-minute office sessions
  • No need to undress for treatment
  • Often considered for bladder leakage and pelvic floor weakness
  • Usually no downtime after each visit
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Comfortable In-Office Sessions

Patients stay fully clothed and can usually return to normal activity immediately after each visit.

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Pelvic Floor Muscle Stimulation

The treatment is designed to trigger deep pelvic floor contractions that can be difficult to perform consistently with exercise alone.

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Part of Bladder Care

This option may be used within a broader care plan that includes evaluation, symptom review, and other conservative support when appropriate.

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How We Use This Treatment

We do not use this treatment as a shortcut or a blanket answer for every bladder symptom. It may be considered when the clinical picture suggests pelvic floor support may be appropriate and the patient appears to be a reasonable candidate.

That also means screening carefully. Patients with certain metal or electronic implants may not be candidates, and bladder symptom patterns still need medical evaluation so treatment decisions are made with proper clinical context.

This Type of Care Is Often Discussed Alongside:

  • Physician-guided bladder symptom evaluation
  • Pelvic floor strengthening goals
  • Conservative bladder leakage care planning
  • Follow-up review to assess whether treatment is helping
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Bladder Control Treatment FAQs

What does this treatment feel like?
Patients remain seated and fully clothed during the session. The treatment causes pelvic floor muscle contractions, which may feel unusual at first but should be discussed with your provider if there is discomfort.
Do I need to undress for treatment?
No. Patients remain fully clothed during the session.
How long does a session take?
Sessions are typically 28 minutes. Your provider will explain the visit schedule that may fit your symptoms and treatment goals.
Is this treatment right for all bladder leakage?
No. Bladder leakage can happen for different reasons. Your provider will review your symptoms and health history to decide whether this treatment is appropriate or whether another type of evaluation or care is needed.
Is there downtime after treatment?
Most patients can usually return to normal activities after each visit. Your provider will let you know if any specific recommendations apply to your situation.
Who may not be a candidate?
Patients with certain metal or electronic implants may not be candidates. Your provider will review safety considerations before recommending care.