Emsella Chair Treatment Q&A
This one-of-a-kind technology transforms the women’s intimate health and wellness market by offering a completely non-invasive option to people suffering from incontinence. If you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms of a UTI, come to Max Center for Health today. Our kind and compassionate medical professionals in Powell, OH are experienced in treating UTIs and can help you find relief. We are conveniently located at 240 N Liberty St Suite R Powell OH 43065. For more information, please call us or request an appointment online.


Table of Contents:
What is Emsella chair treatment?
How long do Emsella results last?
Does the Emsella chair work?
Do you leak urine when you sneeze, cough, or engage in sports activities? Do you need to use the bathroom often? Have you avoided intimate life in the last while out of fear of the embarrassment of leaking?
When it comes to incontinence, we usually think of two types: stress incontinence, and urge incontinence. Stress involves leaking of urine with sneezing, coughing, sex, or impact exercises, and urge occurs suddenly and unpredictably with the overwhelming need to urinate, resulting in leakage of urine.
However, it doesn’t necessarily matter what form of incontinence you have. All you need to know is that there are solutions available.
A case in point is a new device that is now available, which will help you say no to incontinence and help you start living life again.
Called Emsella, this first-of-a-kind device is FDA-approved to treat both men and women for urinary incontinence.
Emsella chair treatment utilizes high-intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology that stimulates deep pelvic floor muscles and helps restore neuromuscular control. One session actually brings thousands of supramaximal pelvic floor muscle contractions, which is key to muscle re-education of incontinent patients. All of this is done without any effort on the part of the patient and without getting undressed. Emsella is a completely non-invasive procedure with no recovery time, and while there are intense tingling and contractions during the treatment, it is a very easy procedure to sit through. Following the procedure, there might be some stiffness getting up from the chair and some mild soreness, but it will most likely not interfere with your daily activities. Most patients will experience improvement after six scheduled sessions (scheduled twice a week). Each session takes about 30 minutes and one session is the equivalent of 12,000 Kegels. There is typically no pain with the treatment and no anesthetic is required.
Some patients may get worse for a short period of time before they actually see improvement, and some patients may need more treatments, depending on the severity of their condition. Results vary from person to person and there is no way an exact result can be predicted. Depending on the severity of the condition, results may typically last at least six months. For most, the internal changes may last 9-12 months. Maintenance for many patients is also recommended.
The Emsella chair works, according to patients and doctors alike. Even better, women report having increased strength of orgasms following six sessions of treatment. Women and men of any age who are afflicted with levels 0 and 1 stress urinary incontinence are ideal candidates for this treatment. The treatment improves pelvic tone and helps men and women reduce their amount of leaking. Candidates for this treatment also include men who have had prostate cancer. Emsella utilizes electromagnetic energy to deliver literally thousands of supramaximal pelvic floor muscle contractions in one single session, and these contractions re-educate the muscles of incontinent patients. To date, five clinical studies have been published on this technology, which confirms that 95% of patients report an improved quality of life. Tired of that “I got to go feeling?” Emsella may be just right for you so talk to your healthcare provider today.
The treatment does not improve bladder or uterine prolapse. Those considering the treatment should consult with their doctor first to see if they are a candidate. A doctor may also outline the benefits of this treatment and other treatment options available.
If you are experiencing incontinence, we welcome you to contact us through our website. The Max Center for Health is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. We serve patients from Powell OH, Dublin OH, Worthington OH, Westerville OH, Hilliard OH, and Delaware OH.

