Emsella uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic technology to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. Patients remain fully clothed, sessions last approximately 28 minutes, and there is no downtime.
What is Emsella?
Emsella is a non-invasive treatment that delivers thousands of deep pelvic floor muscle contractions in a single session. It is used to improve urinary incontinence related to weak pelvic floor muscles in both women and men.
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Who does Emsella help?
Emsella is used by adults whose bladder control is affected by pelvic floor muscle weakness. The pages below cover each situation in detail.
- Stress Urinary IncontinenceLeakage during coughing, sneezing, laughing, exercise, or lifting.
- Urge and Mixed IncontinenceSudden urgency, urge-related leakage, and combined symptoms.
- Men (including after prostate procedures)Male urinary incontinence and pelvic floor weakness.
- Women after childbirthPostpartum pelvic floor recovery after the initial healing period.
- Individuals seeking non-invasive pelvic floor strengtheningSuitability, screening, and what to discuss at a consultation.
- Emsella for WomenBladder control and pelvic floor strength across life stages.
How does Emsella work?
Emsella uses focused electromagnetic energy to stimulate the pelvic floor muscles, producing strong contractions that most people cannot achieve voluntarily. A typical session generates more than 11,000 contractions.
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What should I expect?
A standard course consists of six sessions. Patients remain fully clothed, there is no downtime, and results develop progressively during and after the treatment series.
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What results are typical?
Many people notice improvement in bladder control after completing the full series, with continued gains in the weeks that follow. Results vary based on individual factors.
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Care led by Victor Matthews, MD
Emsella at Mid Florida Endocrine is overseen by Dr. Victor Matthews, MD, a board-certified endocrinologist. Every patient is screened before treatment to confirm suitability and rule out contraindications.
What is the next step?
A consultation is the best way to determine whether Emsella is appropriate for your situation.
Complete Emsella resource library
Every topic below is covered in depth on its own dedicated page. Browse the full topic index.
- What Is Emsella?The treatment explained in plain language, with the key facts.
- How Emsella WorksThe HIFEM mechanism and why the contractions matter.
- Emsella Treatment BenefitsWhat patients commonly experience, by situation.
- Emsella for Urinary IncontinenceThe main types and how Emsella addresses them.
- Emsella for Stress Urinary IncontinenceLeakage with coughing, sneezing, exercise, or lifting.
- Emsella for Urge and Mixed IncontinenceSudden urgency and combined symptoms.
- Emsella for MenContinence, sexual function, and quality of life.
- Emsella for WomenBladder control across life stages.
- Emsella After ChildbirthPostpartum pelvic floor recovery.
- Emsella and Sexual FunctionSecondary effects reported by some patients.
- What to ExpectBefore, during, and after treatment.
- Results TimelineWhen improvement typically appears and peaks.
- Treatment Protocol and SessionsWhy six sessions, and what happens in each.
- Maintenance and Long-Term ResultsHow results are preserved over time.
- Who Is a Good CandidateSuitability and screening.
- Safety, Side Effects and ContraindicationsTemporary effects and who should not be treated.
- Emsella vs AlternativesCompared with Kegels, therapy, medication, surgery.
- Myths vs FactsSeven common misconceptions corrected.
- Cost, Value and Practical ConsiderationsPricing structure, insurance, and value factors.
- How to PrepareWhat to wear, what to bring, what is not needed.
- Combining Emsella with Other ApproachesHow Emsella fits alongside other treatments.
- Clinical Evidence and StudiesWhat published research has reported.
- Complete FAQFifteen common questions answered directly.
- Dr. Victor Matthews, MDBoard-certified endocrinologist leading care.
- Contact and ConsultationAddress, hours, phone, and how to book.
Common questions
How long does an Emsella session take?
An Emsella session lasts approximately 28 minutes. Patients remain fully clothed, sit on the treatment chair, and can resume normal activities immediately afterward.
How many Emsella sessions do I need?
The standard protocol is six sessions, usually scheduled twice per week over three weeks. Completing the full series generally produces the best results.
Do I have to undress for Emsella?
No. Patients remain fully clothed during Emsella treatment. No probes or internal devices are used at any point in the session.
Where can I get Emsella treatment in Winter Garden, Florida?
Emsella treatment is offered at Mid Florida Endocrine, 213 South Dillard St, Suite 130, Winter Garden, FL 34787. Call (407) 614-1644 to schedule a consultation.
Considering Emsella?
A consultation is the best way to determine whether Emsella is appropriate for your situation. Mid Florida Endocrine, led by Victor Matthews, MD, is located in Winter Garden, Florida.