Emsella

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do Emsella results last?

Depending on the individual, treatment results can last as long as 6 months to a year. After completing a full course of treatment with the Emsella chair in St. Cloud, we encourage our clients to schedule additional treatments as needed.

What does Emsella feel like?

This noninvasive procedure feels similar to a Kegel exercise, causing the pelvic floor muscles to rapidly tense and contract.

Is Emsella painful?

Not at all. This device offers a noninvasive, comfortable treatment for pelvic floor strengthening.

What makes Emsella so compelling?

We know you’ll enjoy the benefits of pain-free, noninvasive, FDA-approved treatment methods. This device relieves incontinence symptoms due to age, menopause, childbirth, and medication.

Benefits include:

• Strengthens pelvic floor
• Restores bladder control
• Enhances sexual performance
• Improved vaginal sensation
• Non-invasive, safe, and low risk

Treatment Breakdown

In just 28 minutes, sitting in an Emsella chair in St. Cloud can help clients strengthen their pelvic floors. These muscles often weaken with age, leading to issues like urinary incontinence. Factors such as pregnancy, obesity, and chronic constipation can also contribute to this weakening. At Aloha Anti-Aging, we take pride in providing our clients with access to restorative devices like the Emsella, which have proven track records of effectiveness.

During Your Consultation

Taking the first step towards managing urinary incontinence begins with a consultation with one of our specialists. There’s no need for embarrassment—we recognize that everyone’s body changes and requires different levels of care as it ages. At our clinic, we prioritize your comfort and confidentiality. Schedule a consultation to explore whether the Emsella chair in St. Cloud could be beneficial for you. Our compassionate team is dedicated to providing you with personalized and supportive care.

For your consultation, please come prepared to discuss any relevant health conditions which help us ensure your safety and tailor our treatments effectively. These include:

• Pregnancy
• Any implants (metallic or electronic)
• Drug pumps
• Tumors
• Cardiovascular disease
• Contagious skin conditions
• Recent hospitalizations

How Emsella Works

The Emsella device uses similar technology to Emsculpt NEO, using high-intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology to stimulate the pelvic floor muscles. Unlike Emsculpt NEO, which requires paddles to be placed on specific muscle areas, clients simply sit on the Emsella chair. This generates an electromagnetic field that rhythmically contracts the muscles in the pelvic region. Clients can adjust the intensity of these contractions to their level of comfort, ensuring an effective and personalized experience.

Pre-Care Instructions

Please share your previous medical history with us. Our specialists will meticulously document your health background during your consultation, but it’s worth repeating to ensure your safety and the effectiveness of your treatment.
Wear something comfortable, light, and flowy. Heavier fabrics can interfere with the device’s effectiveness.
Remove all electricity-sensitive items from your person, including phones, jewelry, and credit cards.

Post-Care Instructions

Regiment daily exercise, routine hydration, and healthy dieting.
At home, kegel exercises are especially effective at retaining treatment results.

Benefits of Emsella

This pain-free, noninvasive, FDA-approved technology helps relieve incontinence symptoms due to age, menopause, childbirth, and medication. Do yourself a favor and feel better than you have in years. Benefits include:

• Strengthens pelvic floor
• Restores bladder control
• Enhances sexual performance
• Improved vaginal sensation
• Non-invasive, safe, and low risk

Combining Treatments

Many of our clients choose to combine the muscle sculpting capabilities of Emsculpt with Emsella, a pelvic floor strengthening device. Focusing these two devices on the pelvic and abdominal areas allows for comprehensive “core to floor” tightening.