EMS pelvic floor strengthening
A weaker pelvic floor is common after pregnancy, with age and during menopause. Our pelvic floor treatment in Bristol uses EMS pelvic floor technology: muscle stimulation makes the pelvic floor contract repeatedly, like an intensive workout. It is a non-invasive form of pelvic floor therapy in Bristol, with no surgery or downtime.
Step by step
We discuss your symptoms and medical history to make sure treatment is suitable.
EMS triggers repeated contractions of the pelvic floor muscles during your session.
A course of sessions helps build strength, and can complement your own pelvic floor exercises.
Why clients choose it
Before you book
EMS pelvic floor treatment uses muscle stimulation to make the pelvic floor contract many times during a session, which can help build strength. Many people find it a useful addition to their own pelvic floor exercises, although results vary between individuals.
Most people feel tingling and strong, rhythmic muscle contractions during the session. It should not be painful, and the intensity can be adjusted for comfort.
Many clients choose a course of three sessions. We recommend a plan at your consultation based on your goals, and some people book further sessions to maintain strength.
It is popular with women after childbirth, during perimenopause and menopause, and with anyone who wants to strengthen a weaker pelvic floor without surgery. It is not suitable during pregnancy or with a pacemaker or metal implants in the pelvic area.
EMS pelvic floor treatment at our Bristol clinic is £45 per session, or £99 for a course of three.
