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Do you find it difficult to control your bladder when you sneeze, cough, or laugh? Loss of bladder control can occur with age and is a completely normal—but no less concerning—part of the aging process. Rather than having to wear bulky protective pads or undergarment liners, there are solutions for frequent urination or difficulties holding in urine. Discover the benefits of electromagnetic therapy for incontinence—and never hold back from laughing out loud ever again.

What
is
Pelvic
Floor
Reinforcement
with
BTL
Emsella™?

Technology

BTL Emsella™ is a non-invasive bladder treatment offering relief for men and women suffering from incontinence. There are many types of incontinence that can occur to an individual, including: stress-related incontinence, overflow incontinence, functional incontinence and more. This treatment offers an effective solution for anyone wrestling with bladder issues.

It achieves these results through a targeted, high-intensity focused electromagnetic technology to stimulate the pelvic floor muscles through thousands of contractions. These pulses work to strengthen your muscles—and are roughly the equivalent to doing 11,200 kegels. Aside from returning strength to your pelvic muscles, BTL Emsella™ can also drastically improve sexual intercourse for both men and women. Considered to be one of the most effective options for non-invasive pelvic floor therapy.

For optimal results, BTL Emsella can also be combined with our Emsculpt NEO abdomen treatments for something we call the “Core to Floor” program. Core to floor therapy leverages two HIFEM therapies to strengthen, firm, and tone the abdomen and pelvic floor muscles. This leads to increased muscle hypertrophy and hyperplasia and restoration of neuromuscular control to ultimately improve strength and balance to the region, in addition to incontinence.

Pelvic Floor Reinforcement with BTL Emsella™

Related Conditions

TL Emsella™ is a non-invasive bladder treatment that addresses the various forms of incontinence, including: 

  • Stress-related incontinence: Small amounts of urinary leakage that trickle out with laughter, coughing, jumping, or other forms of activity. This typically occurs when the pelvic floor muscles are weakened or damaged, often worsening with age, post-menopause. With this form of incontinence, only a small amount of urine leaks out—but even trace amounts can be distressing for the individual.
  • Overactive bladder or urge incontinence: This type of incontinence usually occurs in people who feel they need to urinate frequently or rush to the bathroom when the urge strikes. This happens when our bladder muscles signal a need to urinate, even when it isn’t full. Often, it results from physical issues such as brain or spinal damage, nerve problems related to accidents, diabetes, or neurological diseases.
  • Mixed incontinence: This type combines symptoms of both stress-related incontinence and overactive bladder.
  • Overflow incontinence: This condition is due to an obstruction that prevents proper urine flow. It’s more common in men, as it’s often related to prostate health issues, but can also occur in women due to bladder stones, tumors, or other blockages.
  • Functional incontinence: Linked to medical conditions such as dementia or certain mental illnesses, this type of incontinence results from an inability to reach the bathroom in time.
  • Reflex incontinence: Caused by the sudden, involuntary contraction of the bladder muscle, which can lead to unexpected urine leaks. This often occurs in individuals with major neurological conditions like multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injuries, or those who have sustained radiation damage.

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