Emsella Treatments
Emsella is a non-invasive treatment that uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. It is primarily used to improve urinary incontinence and restore pelvic floor control in both women and men.
This section of the site brings together complete, clear information about Emsella so patients can understand how the treatment works, who it may help, what to expect, and how to move forward with care at Mid Florida Endocrine in Winter Garden, Florida.
What You Can Learn Here
Understanding the Treatment
- 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.
Who It Helps
- 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 stress and urge symptoms.
- Emsella for MenContinence, sexual function, and quality of life benefits.
- Emsella for WomenBladder control and pelvic floor strength across life stages.
- Emsella After ChildbirthPostpartum pelvic floor recovery after initial healing.
- Emsella and Sexual FunctionSecondary effects reported by some patients.
The Treatment Experience
- What to ExpectBefore, during, and after treatment, step by step.
- Results TimelineWhen improvement typically appears and peaks.
- Treatment Protocol and SessionsWhy six sessions, and what happens in each one.
- How to PrepareWhat to wear, what to bring, and what is not needed.
- Maintenance and Long-Term ResultsHow results are preserved over time.
Safety, Decisions and Next Steps
- Who Is a Good CandidateWho Emsella suits, and who needs further screening.
- Safety, Side Effects and ContraindicationsTemporary effects and who should not be treated.
- Emsella vs AlternativesCompared with Kegels, therapy, medication, and surgery.
- Myths vs FactsSeven common misconceptions corrected.
- Cost, Value and Practical ConsiderationsPricing structure, insurance, and value factors.
- Combining Emsella with Other ApproachesHow Emsella fits alongside other approaches.
- Clinical Evidence and StudiesWhat published research has reported.
- Complete FAQFifteen common questions answered directly.
- ContactAddress, hours, phone, map, and how to book.
Why Patients Explore Emsella
Many people look into Emsella because they want a non-invasive option for bladder control problems related to weak pelvic floor muscles. Sessions are performed fully clothed, typically last about 28 minutes, and require no downtime. A standard course is usually six sessions.
Results vary from person to person. The best way to determine whether Emsella is appropriate is a consultation that includes proper screening and a clear discussion of expected outcomes.
Care at Mid Florida Endocrine
Emsella treatment is offered at Mid Florida Endocrine in Winter Garden, Florida, under the care of Dr. Victor Matthews, MD.
- Office
- 213 South Dillard St, Suite 130
Winter Garden, FL 34787 - Phone
- (407) 614-1644
- office@midfloridaendocrine.com
To explore whether Emsella is right for you, start with the pages above or contact the office 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.