09/07/2026
Pelvic floor health is something we should be talking about more, because so many women are experiencing these changes without ever bringing them up.
Pelvic floor dysfunction may affect up to 50% of women, and in a large study of women experiencing urinary incontinence, only 34% had discussed their symptoms with a healthcare provider. Embarrassment and stigma are among the barriers that can keep women from seeking help.
And maybe that’s because we’ve gotten a little too good at normalizing things like, “I can’t jump on a trampoline anymore,” or “I have to cross my legs when I sneeze.”
Leaking when you cough, sneeze, laugh or exercise, increased urgency, or simply feeling like your pelvic support has changed can happen for many reasons, including pregnancy, childbirth, menopause, aging and other changes to the body.
EMSELLA is a non-invasive treatment that uses electromagnetic energy to stimulate repeated pelvic floor muscle contractions, helping strengthen the muscles involved in bladder control and pelvic function. The treatment takes 28 minutes, you remain fully clothed, and there’s no downtime.
These concerns may be common, but that doesn’t mean you have to accept them as your new normal. If pelvic floor changes are affecting your comfort, confidence or everyday activities, let’s talk about it.
Book a consultation to learn whether EMSELLA may be an appropriate option for you. 🤍