Emsella Chair
A non-invasive treatment designed to support pelvic floor strength, bladder control, and intimate wellness with comfort and discretion.
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Pelvic Floor Strength Is Part of Everyday Confidence.
Changes in pelvic floor strength can affect more than you may realize — from exercise and movement to bladder control and everyday comfort.
Pregnancy, childbirth, hormonal changes, aging, and other factors may contribute to weakening of the pelvic floor muscles over time. And while these concerns are common, they do not have to be something you simply accept.
At MD Touch, pelvic wellness is approached privately and thoughtfully, with treatment recommendations based on your individual concerns and goals.
What Is Emsella?
A non-invasive treatment designed to stimulate the pelvic floor muscles while you remain comfortably seated and fully clothed.
Emsella uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic technology to stimulate deep pelvic floor muscle contractions that would be difficult to reproduce voluntarily.
Explore Emsella at MD Touch →Treatment is performed while you remain comfortably seated and fully clothed.
Electromagnetic energy stimulates repeated contractions of the pelvic floor muscles.
There are no incisions or anesthesia, and treatment does not require traditional downtime.
Pelvic Floor Changes Can Show Up in Everyday Moments.
Pelvic floor weakness can affect women differently. Sometimes the first signs appear during the most ordinary parts of daily life.
Changes after childbirth, hormonal shifts, aging, and other factors may affect pelvic floor muscle strength and bladder control. A private consultation can help determine whether Emsella may be appropriate for your concerns.
Common does not mean you have to simply live with it.
Coughing. Sneezing.
Laughing. Exercising.
Leakage may occur when increased abdominal pressure places stress on a weakened pelvic floor.
The sudden need to go.
Bladder urgency or frequency can interfere with routines, travel, exercise, and everyday confidence.
After childbirth or hormonal change.
Pelvic floor strength may change following pregnancy, childbirth, menopause, and the natural aging process.
When you start planning life around your bladder.
Avoiding certain exercises, locating bathrooms in advance, or worrying about leakage may be signs that it is worth discussing your pelvic health.
Private conversations. Personalized recommendations. Thoughtful care.
What an Emsella Session Is Like.
No changing into a gown. No invasive procedure. You simply take a seat.
Emsella was designed to make pelvic floor treatment remarkably straightforward. During your session, you remain fully clothed while the technology stimulates the pelvic floor muscles.
A private, comfortable visit.
Your treatment begins with guidance from the MD Touch team and time to get comfortably positioned.
Remain fully clothed.
You sit on the Emsella chair in your clothing. There are no incisions, injections, or internal devices.
Let the technology do the work.
Electromagnetic energy stimulates repeated pelvic floor muscle contractions during the approximately 28-minute session.
No traditional downtime.
Once the session is complete, you can leave the office and return to your usual daily activities.
Non-Invasive No incisions or injections
Fully Clothed Designed for discreet care
No Anesthesia Return to your routine
Why Women Choose Emsella.
Pelvic wellness treatment does not have to feel complicated or disruptive. Emsella offers a non-invasive approach designed to fit more comfortably into everyday life.
Stay fully clothed throughout your session.
Emsella is performed while you are comfortably seated, making pelvic floor treatment feel private, simple, and approachable.
No incisions.
No injections.
Treatment does not require surgery or an invasive procedure.
About 28 minutes.
Sessions are designed to be relatively easy to incorporate into a busy schedule.
Get back to your day.
After treatment, patients can typically return to their usual daily activities.
Focused on the pelvic floor.
Electromagnetic technology stimulates repeated pelvic floor muscle contractions during treatment.
Treatment should support your life — not interrupt it.
Request a Private Consultation →Your Emsella Treatment Plan.
Emsella is typically approached as a series of treatments rather than a single visit.
Your recommended schedule can vary depending on your concerns, pelvic floor condition, goals, and response to treatment. At MD Touch, we help determine an appropriate plan for you.
A commonly used Emsella treatment plan includes six sessions, often scheduled approximately twice per week.
Your individual recommendation may differ after consultation.
Consultation & Assessment
We begin by discussing your symptoms, concerns, goals, and relevant history to determine whether Emsella may be appropriate for you.
Build Pelvic Floor Stimulation
Treatments are scheduled as a series, allowing repeated stimulation of the pelvic floor muscles over time.
Review Your Progress
After the initial treatment series, your response and goals can be reviewed to determine appropriate next steps.
Maintenance When Appropriate
Depending on your individual response and needs, periodic maintenance sessions may be recommended.
Per treatment session
A common initial series
A commonly used schedule
Your plan is based on your needs
Find out whether Emsella fits your pelvic wellness goals.
Emsella Is Part of a Broader Wellness Conversation.
Pelvic wellness does not exist in isolation.
Changes in bladder control and pelvic floor strength may occur alongside childbirth, aging, menopause, hormonal changes, and other aspects of a woman’s health.
At MD Touch, Emsella can be considered within a more complete conversation about your symptoms, goals, and overall women’s wellness.
The goal is not simply to recommend a treatment — it is to understand what you are experiencing first.
Start with the concern.
Then consider the options.
Your consultation provides an opportunity to discuss what has changed, how it is affecting your life, and whether Emsella belongs in your care plan.
Pelvic Floor Strength
Address concerns related to pelvic floor muscle weakness with an individualized treatment discussion.
Bladder Confidence
Talk openly about leakage, urgency, or other changes that may be affecting your routines and confidence.
Women’s Wellness
Consider pelvic health within the broader context of life-stage changes, hormonal health, and your individual wellness goals.
You should feel comfortable talking about pelvic health. Our team approaches these conversations with discretion, respect, and individualized attention.
Start with a private consultation at MD Touch.
Care That Feels Personal.
Every patient arrives with different concerns and goals. What matters to us is creating an experience built around thoughtful care, privacy, and individual attention.

























Have questions about Emsella or pelvic wellness? Start with a private conversation with our team.
Questions Are Always Welcome.
Pelvic wellness is personal. Understanding what to expect can make starting the conversation much easier.
Here are answers to some of the questions patients commonly have when considering Emsella at MD Touch.
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Speak privately with our team about your concerns and goals.
Ask About Emsella →01 What is Emsella?
Emsella is a non-invasive treatment that uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic technology to stimulate contractions of the pelvic floor muscles. Treatment is performed while you remain seated and fully clothed.
02 Do I stay fully clothed during treatment?
Yes. One of the distinctive features of Emsella is that treatment is performed while you remain fully clothed and comfortably seated on the treatment chair.
03 What does an Emsella treatment feel like?
During treatment, you may feel repeated contractions or muscle activity in the pelvic floor. The intensity can be adjusted as appropriate during your session.
04 How long does an Emsella session take?
An Emsella treatment session is approximately 28 minutes. Because the treatment is non-invasive and does not require changing into a gown, appointments can be relatively easy to incorporate into your schedule.
05 How many Emsella treatments will I need?
A commonly used starting series consists of six treatment sessions, often scheduled approximately twice per week. Your recommended treatment plan may vary based on your individual concerns, goals, and response.
06 Is there downtime after Emsella?
Emsella does not require traditional downtime. Patients can generally return to their usual daily activities after the treatment session.
07 Who may be a candidate for Emsella?
Emsella may be considered for appropriate patients experiencing concerns related to pelvic floor weakness or bladder control. Because not every symptom has the same cause, consultation is important to determine whether Emsella is appropriate for you.
08 When will I notice a difference?
Response to treatment varies from person to person. Some patients may notice changes during their treatment series, while others may experience changes over time. Individual results cannot be guaranteed.
09 Will I need maintenance treatments?
Maintenance needs vary. After your initial treatment series, your response can be reviewed and periodic maintenance sessions may be recommended when appropriate.
10 Is Emsella right for every bladder concern?
No single treatment is appropriate for every patient or every cause of urinary symptoms. Your symptoms and relevant health history should be reviewed before determining whether Emsella is an appropriate treatment option.
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