Begin pelvic floor care while seated and fully clothed
EMSELLA uses HIFEM electromagnetic stimulation to induce repeated pelvic floor muscle contractions, while you remain clothed and without injections. Leakage when coughing or jumping, or uncertainty about correct muscle activation, can be a starting point for a consultation about suitable pelvic floor care.
- Remain clothed
- HIFEM electromagnetic stimulation
- Track symptoms in daily life
Get help assessing hard-to-identify muscle activation
Pelvic floor muscles are deep within the body, and correct activation is not always easy to identify. EMSELLA induces contractions through electromagnetic stimulation. Symptoms and muscle condition are assessed first to establish suitability.
Adjust posture and intensity to your response
Staff help adjust your seated position before setting intensity according to tolerance. You may feel contractions or tingling around the pelvic floor. Report pain immediately rather than trying to endure it.
Observe progress through everyday changes
Record when leakage occurs, its frequency and its impact on daily life for comparison at follow-up. Suitable pelvic floor exercises and lifestyle adjustments may be included according to assessment, linking treatment with everyday care.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to undress or have injections?
You can remain clothed and no injections are required. Follow instructions about clothing, metal accessories and posture. Internal implants require contraindication checks; removing external jewellery alone does not establish suitability.
How is it different from doing Kegel exercises myself?
Kegel exercises involve actively identifying and controlling pelvic floor muscles. EMSELLA induces contractions through electromagnetic stimulation. The need for treatment and how to combine it with exercises are individually assessed; machine-induced contraction counts are not a direct measure of exercise benefits.
Does leakage or frequent urination mean I am suitable?
Not all symptoms result from weak muscles. The cause and severity need assessment, with investigations where necessary. Treatment is not a universal approach to conditions such as pelvic organ prolapse.
How many sessions before changes can be assessed?
The first consultation establishes which symptoms to follow. Session numbers, frequency and follow-up then depend on response. A fixed number of sessions cannot guarantee an individual result.
Discuss a pelvic floor care plan →
A physician must assess suitability and contraindications. Responses vary, and treatment cannot replace necessary investigations or other care.
Medical content reviewed by Dr. Liu Wei-Chung (劉惟中醫師)｜Page updated: 2026-10-03
