Amid the ever-evolving vista of medical advancements, Dr. Fortin heralds the introduction of Emsella—a groundbreaking, non-invasive therapy specifically designed to address the nuanced intimate concerns many women face. Emsella, with its state-of-the-art approach, illuminates a path for women by channeling the transformative power of HIFEM energy, fortifying the delicate tapestry of the female pelvic muscles.
Emsella: Women’s Silent Saviour
Emsella has emerged as an unparalleled remedy for challenges like unexpected urinary leakage, a compromised intimate sensation, and weakened pelvic tone, which many women, especially post-childbirth or during menopause, encounter(1). It serves as a sanctuary of rejuvenation for countless women, offering them a renewed sense of self.
Decoding the Emsella Experience
Delving deeper, Emsella employs precision-focused electromagnetic waves to rejuvenate and reinforce the pelvic muscles. Remarkably, a singular session, lasting just 30 minutes, incites over 11,000 contractions (2). These rhythmic contractions amplify blood circulation, restoring muscle coordination and strength, and overall vitality.
Addressing ailments such as:
Unplanned urinary episodes
Reduced tactile sensations
A general slackening of the pelvic area
Countless women have reveled in the rekindling of their confidence, intimate satisfaction, and overall well-being. And what’s remarkable? The treatment is swift, non-invasive, and utterly devoid of discomfort.
Our pelvic muscles serve as foundational pillars, offering support to organs like the bladder and uterus. When these muscles falter, often post-childbirth or during menopause, it can herald issues such as urinary incontinence and diminished intimate sensations (3).
Emsella: A Testament to Women’s Resilience
Many women have testified to the transformative journey with pelvic muscle rehabilitation. The manifold benefits include:
95% Patient Satisfaction
Reinvigorated self-assuredness
Enhanced intimate satisfaction
A life of greater control and vitality
75% reduction in pads
The Emsella Voyage: A Symphony of Comfort
Engaging with Emsella is akin to a serene interlude. A mere half-hour, nestled comfortably in your attire, and you are on the path to rejuvenation!
Embracing Emsella:
Preparation: The prerequisites are minimal. Simply ensure an emptied bladder and be free of metal adornments.
The Emsella Embrace: As you settle into the ergonomically designed chair, electromagnetic pulses will gently ripple through, with a comforting sensation.
Post-Session: Seamlessly merge back into your daily rhythm, with no post-care requirements.
Emsella's Benevolence and Afterglow
While Emsella is predominantly gentle, a transient soreness might occasionally linger, such as after a workout. The zenith of its benefits typically unveil themselves 2-4 weeks post the therapy regimen. For the quintessential Emsella experience, a series of 6 sessions is often advocated (4). The ensuing months promise a renaissance of vigor and command.
Emsella’s Warm Embrace: Not Universal
Metal implants, cardiac pacemakers, recent pelvic surgeries, and a few other conditions warrant caution.
Emsella’s Benevolent Offering: A Perspective on Price
The monetary investment typically fluctuates between $300-$400 a session. Package discounts are available making this one of the most affordable and highly sought after solutions for women's pelvic health!
References:
Bø K. (2004). Pelvic floor muscle training in treatment of female stress urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse and sexual dysfunction. World Journal of Urology, 30(4), 437-443.
Janecka, A. (2017). High-intensity focused electromagnetic therapy evaluated by magnetic resonance imaging: Safety and efficacy study of a dual tissue effect based non-invasive abdominal body shaping. Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, 50(6), 626-634.
Serati, M., Salvatore, S., Khullar, V., Uccella, S., Bertelli, E., Ghezzi, F., & Bolis, P. (2008). Urinary incontinence after vaginal delivery or cesarean section. The Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine, 21(4), 236-240.
Javed, L., & Luber, K. M. (2018). The role of pelvic floor physical therapy in the treatment of pelvic and genital pain-related sexual dysfunction (CME). J Sex Med, 2008 Mar;5(3):513-23
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