Myths vs Facts About Emsella

Myth: Emsella is the same as doing Kegel exercises.

Fact: Emsella produces thousands of deep, involuntary contractions in a single session that most people cannot achieve through voluntary effort.

Myth: Results are permanent after one course.

Fact: Like other muscles, the pelvic floor can weaken again over time. Maintenance sessions and continued exercises help preserve results.

Myth: Emsella works for every type of incontinence.

Fact: It is most effective when pelvic floor muscle weakness is a contributing factor. Results vary depending on the underlying cause.

Myth: The treatment is painful.

Fact: Most people describe strong muscle contractions and a tingling or pulsing sensation. Intensity is adjustable and the majority of patients find it tolerable.

Myth: You have to undress or use internal devices.

Fact: Patients remain fully clothed. No probes or internal devices are used.

Myth: One or two sessions are usually enough.

Fact: The standard evidence-based protocol is six sessions. Completing the full series generally produces better outcomes.

Myth: Emsella replaces the need for all other approaches.

Fact: It can be highly effective on its own for many people, but it is often complementary to pelvic floor exercises or physical therapy.