Collection: EMS Pelvic Therapy

EMStrong® Pelvic Therapy Chair provides a painless, non-invasive treatment using high-intensity concentrated magnetic muscle training (HICMMT) technology to strengthen and tone pelvic floor muscles.

It helps eliminate urinary incontinence and pelvic floor dysfunction by stimulating tens of thousands of muscle contractions similar to Kegel exercises.

How EMStrong® Pelvic Chair works:

EMStrong® is designed in the form of a comfortable chair. During the treatment, the patient remains fully clothed while sitting on it, as the device emits HICMMT energy that deeply penetrates and stimulates the entire pelvic floor.

How the Pelvic Cushion works:

The technological principle of our pelvic floor cushion is similar to that of EMStrong® Chair.  However, the cushion doesn’t have space for the exclusive patented basin contour that makes the EMStrong® chair particularly effective.  You can definitely expect to achieve good results with the cushion, but EMStrong® pelvic chair is much more efficient.

To use our cushion, you need to plug it in to an EMShape® or Perfect Shape® machine.  The cushion is placed on a chair or bench and the patient should sit upright on it before commencing the treatment.

High Intensity Muscle Stimulation:

This energy induces rapid contractions and relaxations of the pelvic floor muscles tens of thousands of times within a brief 30 minute session, far exceeding what voluntary exercise can accomplish.

Benefits:

EMStrong® Pelvic Therapy Chair and pelvic cushion treatments supports better bladder control, decreases both stress and urge urinary incontinence, and promotes improved sexual health.

Non-invasive and convenient:

The treatment is painless, non-invasive and involves no recovery time, enabling patients to resume regular activities right after each session.

Who can benefit?

In fact all humans can benefit from a stronger pelvic floor. However, EMStrong® Pelvic Therapy Chair and pelvic cushions are most obviously useful and appropriate for men and women facing pelvic floor muscle weakness or related conditions, including those with incontinence, woman who have undergone childbirth or are going through menopause, or men who are suffering from erectile dysfunction.