Maintenance and Long-Term Results with Emsella
Pelvic floor muscles can weaken again over time without ongoing stimulation or exercise.
Why maintenance matters
Like other muscles in the body, the pelvic floor benefits from continued use. After the initial series of treatments, periodic maintenance helps preserve the gains in strength and control.
Common maintenance approaches
- Occasional single "top-up" sessions (frequency varies by individual response)
- Continued pelvic floor exercises at home
- Healthy lifestyle habits that reduce strain on the pelvic floor
What influences long-term results
- Completion of the full initial course
- Consistency with maintenance
- Overall health, activity level, and body weight
- Hormonal factors and aging
Discuss a personalized maintenance plan with a provider after completing the primary series.
Common questions
Do I need maintenance sessions after Emsella?
Maintenance sessions may be recommended to help preserve results. Like other muscles, the pelvic floor can weaken again over time without ongoing stimulation or exercise.
How often are Emsella top-up sessions needed?
Frequency varies by individual response. Occasional single top-up sessions are a common maintenance approach, and a personalized plan is discussed with a provider after the primary series.
Should I keep doing Kegels after Emsella?
Yes. Continuing pelvic floor exercises at home helps maintain the results gained from Emsella, along with healthy lifestyle habits that reduce strain on the pelvic floor.
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.