BTL Emsella Chair
Emsella Developed by BTL Industries HIFEM® (High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic) A pelvic floor strengthening device housed in an adjustable, purpose-built treatment chair.
Real BTL Emsella® Chair Cases by our physician
Before and after cases for this treatment are currently being compiled and will be updated shortly. All cases are clinical records of real clients at Luowei Medical Aesthetics Clinic, with signed written Media Release Forms on file. Our physician will personally walk you through the full case portfolio during your consultation.
Why Choose Luowei Medical Aesthetics Clinic for Emsella® in Nanjing
The foundation of effective pelvic floor treatment is not the device itself, but rather Who conducts the assessment, who determines the grade, and who is responsible for long-term follow-up. Luowei Medical Aesthetics Clinic All consultations and treatment planning are performed personally by our physician, who applies clear clinical judgment to urinary incontinence classification, male-female differences, and the distinct needs of postpartum versus post-surgical patients — and delivers every treatment using authentic BTL Emsella® equipment following standardized protocols.
Physician-led classification assessment
Every BTL Emsella® patient is assessed in person by our physician — to differentiate Stress / urgency / mixed / neurogenic Urinary incontinence assessment includes determining whether prolapse or pelvic pathology is present, and whether a gynecology or urology referral is warranted first. Emsella is never promoted as a one-size-fits-all solution.
Evidence-based clinical position
BTL Emsella HIFEM® Holding dual approval from the FDA and NMPA,Stress, urge, mixed, and post-prostatectomy urinary incontinence Multiple indications are supported by published research. Our physician uses BTL Emsella® exclusively within evidence-supported indications and does not participate in “intimate beauty” marketing narratives.
Experience across multiple platforms
Our physician has performed 80,000 aesthetic and functional treatment procedures across China and China, with sustained clinical experience in pelvic floor rehabilitation, postpartum recovery, and perimenopausal management.capable of accurate clinical assessment Which patients are suitable for Emsella®, and which are better suited to CO2 Intimate laser or Votiva Vaginal radiofrequency.
Complete three-modality intimate wellness platform for women
The clinic is also equipped with CO2 Mucosal regeneration laser + Votiva intimate radiofrequency + BTL Emsella® HIFEM pelvic floor strengthening three distinct pathways that can be combined into a non-hormonal plan tailored to your specific concerns — whether that is mucosal atrophy, tissue laxity, or urinary leakage —Not reliant on any single modality.
Mandarin consultations with real-time interpreter devices · Culturally sensitive
Consultations are conducted in Mandarin, with real-time interpretation into English and other languages through professional translation devices. We understand and respect the cultural sensitivities common among Asian patients — including reluctance to be examined by a male physician, embarrassment around discussing incontinence, or the lack of open conversation around post-prostatectomy issues in older male patients. Treatment goals, risks, and alternatives are discussed with full transparency.
- BTL Emsella Authentic manufacturer device · NMPA-registered
- All Emsella treatment plans are customized by our physician following a personal consultation · Technician-delivered sessions are conducted in accordance with standardized clinical protocols
- Private treatment area · Available to both male and female patients · Fully clothed throughout
- Written informed consent · Complete clinical documentation · Established referral pathway with local gynecology and urology
Emsella What Is the Kegel Chair (Emsella®)?
Emsella Developed by BTL Industries HIFEM® (High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic) A pelvic floor strengthening device housed in an adjustable, purpose-built treatment chair. Patients Sit fully clothed in the chair you are ready to begin treatment. Over the 28-minute session, the device emits a focused electromagnetic field,Penetrates clothing and tissue to a depth of approximately 10 cm reaching the pelvic floor muscle layer directly, inducing approximately 11,000 supramaximal pelvic floor muscle contractions— Equivalent to the training volume accumulated through months of active manual Kegel exercises.
Unlike mucosal regeneration (CO₂ laser) or collagen thermal stimulation (radiofrequency) approaches, BTL Emsella® targets the pelvic floor muscles themselves— By directly stimulating motor neurons through electromagnetic induction, the device causes muscle fibers to contract repeatedly at an intensity that exceeds voluntary control,equivalent to retraining and thickening pelvic floor muscle fibers. As the pelvic floor muscles strengthen, support and control of the urethra, bladder neck, and pelvic organs are restored in parallel.
Emsella The most significant clinical differentiator is Non-invasive + Non-contact + Fully clothed + Suitable for men and women— No vaginal probe, no intimate preparation, and a short recovery period — each 28-minute session allows you to browse your phone, handle emails, or read. Its evidence base continues to grow across stress urinary incontinence (SUI), urgency urinary incontinence, post-prostatectomy incontinence in men, and pelvic floor laxity following vaginal delivery, establishing it as a leading platform in non-invasive pelvic floor therapy.
Device technical specifications
- Mechanism of action HIFEM® High-intensity focused electromagnetic field
- Penetration depth penetrating approximately 10 cm to reach the pelvic floor muscle layer
- Duration per session 28 minutes
- Number of contractions Approximately 11,000 supramaximal contractions
- Treatment position Fully clothed, seated position · Non-invasive · Non-contact
- Suitable candidates Suitable for all genders · Including male post-prostatectomy indications
- Regulatory status NMPA-registered
- Manufacturer BTL Industries (Czech Republic / Global)
Women’s intimate treatment trio · Pathway comparison
| Treatment plan | Approach | Core indications | Experience |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emsella BTL Emsella® Chair (this device) | HIFEM Electromagnetic stimulation of the pelvic floor muscles | All types of urinary incontinence · Pelvic floor laxity | Fully clothed, seated · Non-contact |
| CO2 Intimate laser | Mucosal resurfacing · Collagen regeneration | GSM Vaginal atrophy / dryness | Lithotomy position · Probe · 7-day abstinence from sexual activity |
| Votiva Vaginal radiofrequency | Radiofrequency thermal effect + optional microneedling | Tissue tightening + vulvar rejuvenation | Lithotomy position · Gentle yet perceptible |
| Pelvic floor physiotherapy | Manual Kegel exercises + biofeedback | Mild SUI · Maintenance training | Requires long-term commitment |
| Urethral sling procedure | Surgical intervention | Moderate-to-severe SUI | Anesthesia required · 4–6 weeks of recovery |
Note: These three modalities are not interchangeable — they are a toolkit combined according to each patient’s specific concerns. Emsella® is Pelvic floor muscles pathway, CO₂ Laser is Mucosal pathway, Votiva is Tightening + vulvar rejuvenation pathway — your treatment plan is customized by our physician following a consultation.
Emsella How BTL Emsella® Works
From the HIFEM electromagnetic field stimulating the pelvic floor muscles, to increased muscle fiber thickness, to restored support of the urethra and bladder neck — the entire process is initiated within 6 sessions (2–3 weeks) and continues to develop over the following 8–12 weeks as your own muscles remodel.
Consultation assessment and incontinence classification
Our physician’s consultation reviews your obstetric history, surgical history, neurological conditions, current medications, and any prior gynecological or urological assessments. This is completed ICIQ-UI SF Questionnaire, Bladder diary documentation is recommended to clearly establish Stress / urgency / mixed / neurogenic classification; referral to gynecology or urology is made first when clinically indicated.
Seated fully clothed in the BTL Emsella® chair
No change of clothing, no removal of undergarments, and no intimate preparation required — you sit directly on the BTL Emsella® chair in your everyday clothes (breathable cotton is recommended), while the technician assists with positioning so that your pelvic floor muscles are precisely centred within the electromagnetic focus. Throughout the session No physical contact with the body.
HIFEM Electromagnetic field penetration inducing muscle contractions
The device emits focused electromagnetic pulses from below, penetrating clothing and subcutaneous tissue to a depth of approximately 10 cm to reach the pelvic floor muscle layer directly. The electromagnetic field stimulates the motor neurons of the pelvic floor muscles,Inducing repeated muscle fiber contractions at an intensity beyond the limits of voluntary control, You will feel rhythmic, intense but painless pelvic floor muscle contractions.
28 minutes · approximately 11,000 supramaximal contractions
Each session lasts 28 minutes, during which the device follows the treatment protocol to Maximum contraction + brief relaxation Across alternating cycles, each session triggers approximately 11,000 pelvic floor muscle contractions — an accumulated training load that would otherwise take months of active Kegel exercises to achieve. You are free to browse your phone, check emails, or read; no effort beyond remaining seated is required.
6 sessions per course · Peak results at 8–12 weeks · Annual maintenance
The standard treatment is 6 sessions, twice weekly, spaced 3 days apart, completed over 2–3 weeks. Most patients experience After the 2nd–3rd session Most patients begin to notice improvements in leakage frequency or bladder confidence, with peak results typically reached 8–12 weeks after completing the 6-session course. Clinical data indicate that outcomes can be maintained for 6–12 months; 1–2 single maintenance sessions per year are recommended.
Three Layers of Safety in Pelvic Floor Treatment
Emsella The procedure itself carries very few complications —The real risk lies in misclassification and missed diagnosis. Our physician mitigates risk through the following three layers of safeguards.
Urinary incontinence type screening
Differentiating stress / urgency / mixed / neurogenic incontinence · Ruling out urinary tract infection · Ruling out moderate-to-severe prolapse · Referring to urology first where indicated.
Metal and implant screening
Absolute contraindications: cardiac pacemaker / implanted electronic device / metal intrauterine device / recent metal implant / pregnancy — every patient undergoes mandatory written screening before treatment.
Transparent communication of treatment outcomes
The written informed consent form clearly states: BTL Emsella® is not a substitute for surgery, does not address pelvic organ prolapse, has limited efficacy for severe urinary incontinence, and individual outcomes vary depending on incontinence type and patient adherence.
Am I a Candidate for Emsella®?
The following outlines common scenarios where treatment may or may not be appropriate — however, the final determination must be made by our physician through Thorough intake interview + urinary incontinence classification + gynecological / urological assessment where indicated A comprehensive assessment guides every decision. This treatment is intended for male and female patients with clearly defined pelvic floor concerns.
You may be a good candidate for treatment if…
- Stress urinary incontinence (leakage when coughing, sneezing, running, or jumping)
- Urgency urinary incontinence (inability to hold, sudden strong urge to urinate)
- Mixed urinary incontinence (combining both stress and urgency components)
- Post-prostatectomy in men Stress urinary incontinence (NMPA-registered indication)
- Postpartum pelvic floor laxity + mild urinary leakage
- Reduced sexual sensitivity (associated with pelvic floor muscle weakness)
- Clients seeking a non-invasive, non-contact, fully clothed treatment
- Have attempted home Kegel exercises but found the results insufficient or difficult to maintain consistently
Treatment is not recommended if any of the following apply…
- Cardiac pacemaker / implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) / neurostimulator And other implantable electronic devices
- Metal intrauterine devices (including copper IUDs and metal-framed devices)
- Recently surgically implanted metal devices in or near the pelvic region (surgical screws / titanium mesh / joint prostheses)
- Pregnancy or active conception attempts
- During menstruation (scheduling around your period is recommended · not an absolute contraindication, but comfort is reduced)
- Epilepsy or other neurological conditions that may be triggered by electromagnetic fields
- Moderate-to-severe pelvic organ prolapse (gynecology or urology referral should take priority)
- Active pelvic or urinary tract infection (uncontrolled)
Clinical Scenario vs. Recommended Approach
Our physician has clear clinical preferences for different scenarios — BTL Emsella® is one tool among several:
| Clinical scenario | First-line option | Second-line / combination option | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| Post-vaginal delivery stress urinary incontinence (SUI) + laxity | Emsella + Kegel | CO2 Intimate laser as adjunct | Directly targets the pelvic floor muscle pathway |
| Post-prostatectomy SUI in men | Emsella + Home training | Collaborative follow-up with urology | FDA Male indications |
| Urge urinary incontinence | Emsella + Bladder training | Urological medications (where indicated) | HIFEM Evidence support for urgency incontinence |
| Menopausal GSM-related vaginal dryness | CO2 Intimate laser | Emsella (with urinary leakage) | Mucosal pathway + muscle pathway |
| Moderate-to-severe pelvic organ prolapse | Gynecology / Pelvic floor surgery | — | Emsella Does not address prolapse |
| Severe SUI / neurogenic | Urology | Emsella Supportive / adjunct | Emsella Insufficient evidence strength |
| Purely cosmetic intimate tightening concerns | Alternatives discussed at consultation | — | This treatment is not for cosmetic purposes |
Emsella BTL Emsella® Treatment Planning
The standard treatment is 6 sessions, twice weekly, spaced 3 days apart, completed over 2–3 weeks, Each session is 28 minutes, performed fully clothed in a seated position. Most patients begin to notice improvement after the 2nd or 3rd session. Peak results are reached 8–12 weeks after completing all 6 sessions, with 1–2 maintenance sessions per year thereafter.
Initial consultation and incontinence classification
Free 30-Minute Consultation, conducted personally by our physician · Includes intake interview, ICIQ-UI SF scoring, bladder diary guidance, implant screening, and referral pathway discussion where needed.
Sessions 1–2 (Week 1)
Sit fully clothed on the Emsella chair · 28 minutes per session · Browse your phone or read during treatment · Walk out immediately after · Resume all activities the same day.
Sessions 3–6 (Weeks 2–3)
2 sessions per week · 3 days apart · Most patients notice improved bladder control or reduced leakage episodes after the 2nd or 3rd session · 6 sessions constitute one standard course of treatment.
1–2 maintenance sessions per year
Schedule a single maintenance session 6–12 months after completing treatment · Continue home Kegel exercises and bladder diary · Co-manage with urology or gynecology as needed.
Typical Treatment Schedule
Below is the standard timeline for Emsella® clients, from initial consultation through annual maintenance:
| Timeline | Content |
|---|---|
| Week 0 | Free 30-Minute Consultation (incontinence classification · implant screening · bladder diary guidance · informed consent) |
| Week 1 | Sessions 1–2 · 28 minutes per session, fully clothed · 3 days apart |
| Week 2 | Sessions 3–4 · Some patients begin to notice improved bladder confidence or reduced leakage |
| Week 3 | Sessions 5–6 · Completion of the standard 6-session course |
| Weeks 8–12 | Peak results · Repeat ICIQ-UI SF assessment · Bladder diary comparison |
| Months 6–12 | Annual single-session maintenance · Continued home Kegel and bladder training |
| 1–2 times per year | Long-term maintenance schedule · Co-managed follow-up with local gynecology and urology |
The exact number of sessions and treatment intervals are determined by our physician at consultation, based on incontinence type, severity, and prior treatment response.
Emsella Clinical indications addressable with the BTL Emsella® Chair
This treatment is intended for men and women with clearly defined pelvic floor concerns — it is not marketed as an intimate cosmetic or lifestyle service. The indications listed below are supported by BTL Emsella’s published clinical data; the strength of evidence varies by indication, and our physician will walk you through each one during your consultation.
Female stress urinary incontinence
Leakage triggered by coughing, sneezing, running, jumping, or laughing (ICIQ-UI SF ≤ 12; most patients benefit). This is Emsella’s Strongest evidence base one of the indications.Understanding SUI.
6 sessions / completed over 2–3 weeks
Urge urinary incontinence
Sudden urgency and leakage before reaching the bathroom. BTL Emsella® has demonstrated improvement in urgency episode frequency through pelvic floor muscle strengthening; it is recommended Combined with bladder training and fluid management forming a comprehensive treatment plan.
6 sessions + bladder training
Mixed urinary incontinence
Mixed incontinence involves both stress and urgency components. During your consultation, our physician identifies the dominant component and adjusts the treatment plan accordingly. BTL Emsella® is one of the few non-invasive options with the ability to address both components simultaneously.
6 sessions (up to 8 when clinically indicated)
Post-prostatectomy urinary incontinence in men
Stress urinary incontinence following radical prostatectomy or transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP).FDA Male indications, A co-assessment with urology is recommended. Emsella® strengthening may begin once foundational post-surgical rehabilitation is complete.
6 sessions + co-management with urology
Post-vaginal delivery pelvic floor laxity
Vaginal delivery 3 months prior with persistent pelvic floor laxity and mild leakage. Moderate-to-severe prolapse must be ruled out. Recommended Emsella + Home Kegel exercises combination; some patients may concurrently use CO₂ Laser for vaginal mucosal improvement.
6 sessions / 3-day intervals
Sexual function (pelvic floor muscle-related)
Pelvic floor strength is directly associated with sexual function — including sensitivity, quality of orgasm, and erectile support in men. In some patients, BTL Emsella® may concurrently improve sexual experience,Not promoted as a standalone sexual function treatment.
6 sessions (as a functional secondary benefit)
Age-related pelvic floor decline
50-70 patients experiencing mild to moderate urinary leakage and pelvic floor laxity due to hormonal changes and muscle mass decline. BTL Emsella® offers a non-invasive, hormone-free, medication-free pathway to pelvic floor muscle strengthening.
6 sessions + annual maintenance
Surgical adjunct support (pre-operative / post-operative)
Patients planning incontinence surgery may use pelvic floor strengthening beforehand to optimize surgical outcomes; BTL Emsella® can also serve as a rehabilitation aid beginning 6–12 weeks post-operatively. Timing should be coordinated with your surgeon.
Personalized treatment plan
8 Indication Type × Treatment × Evidence Level — Detailed Reference Table
| Indications | Recommended treatment | Interval | Strength of evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Female stress urinary incontinence | 6 session(s) | Twice weekly | Strong |
| Post-prostatectomy SUI in men | 6 session(s) | Twice weekly | Moderate to strong (NMPA-registered male indication) |
| Urge urinary incontinence | 6 sessions + bladder training | Twice weekly | Moderate |
| Mixed urinary incontinence | 6-8 session(s) | Twice weekly | Moderate |
| Post-vaginal delivery laxity | 6 session(s) | Twice weekly | Moderate |
| Pelvic floor muscle-related function | 6 session(s) | Twice weekly | Moderate (functional secondary benefit) |
| Age-related decline | 6 sessions + annual maintenance | Twice weekly | Moderate |
| Surgical adjunct | Personalized | — | Adjunct-level |
Pre-Treatment Information · During Treatment · Post-Treatment Care
Emsella BTL Emsella® involves no conventional recovery period, however Implant screening and pre-treatment preparation Critically important — and central to the safety of this treatment.
Pre-treatment preparation
- Written screening All implants: Cardiac pacemakers, neurostimulators, metallic intrauterine devices (IUDs), joint prostheses, surgical screws, and similar implants
- Confirmed for female patients Non-pregnancy period Urine HCG test when clinically indicated
- Rule out active pelvic or urinary tract infection
- Recommended to begin recording 1–2 weeks before your appointment Bladder diary for comparison purposes
- Clothing / attire Breathable cotton everyday clothing (Avoid clothing with excessive metal, such as zippers)
- Empty your bladder before treatment · Avoid excessive fluid intake beforehand
During the treatment session
- Seated fully clothed in the BTL Emsella® chair No changing of clothes · No removal of underwear · No physical contact with the body
- A technician assists with positioning · Ensuring the pelvic floor muscles are centered within the electromagnetic field
- Once treatment begins, you will feel rhythmic, intense but Painless pelvic floor muscle contractions
- 28 minutes per session · Browse your phone, check emails, or read
- The device progressively increases in intensity throughout the session to maintain training efficacy.
- Resume normal activities immediately after each session · Minimal downtime required
Post-procedure care
- No restricted periods All activities can be resumed immediately after treatment (driving / exercise / sexual activity)
- A small number of patients experience mild pelvic floor muscle soreness within 24 hours of their first session (similar to post-exercise muscle fatigue)
- Recommended Supplemented by concurrent home Kegel exercises to consolidate treatment results
- Urge incontinence clients with adjunct Bladder training / timed voiding / fluid management / caffeine reduction
- Complete a bladder diary / ICIQ-UI SF score for follow-up assessment
- Contact the clinic immediately if you experience any discomfort or unexpected reactions
D0-D90 Complete Treatment and Assessment Timeline
| Duration | What clients should do · What clients should avoid |
|---|---|
| D0 (on the day of treatment) | Resume work, walking, and driving as normal · No restrictions · Recommended to note your treatment experience |
| D1-D3 | A small number of patients may experience mild pelvic floor muscle soreness, similar to post-exercise fatigue · Schedule 2nd session |
| D1 – W2 | 2 sessions per week · 3 days between sessions · Begin home Kegel exercises alongside treatment |
| W2-W3 (Sessions 3–6) | Most patients begin to notice improved bladder control · Complete the 6-session standard course |
| W4-W8 | Cumulative improvement continues · ICIQ-UI SF score reassessment · Bladder diary comparison |
| W8-W12 | Peak treatment effect · Compare against baseline measures · Confirm whether additional or maintenance sessions are needed |
| M6-M12 | Continue home Kegel exercises · Prepare for annual maintenance treatment |
Emsella Benefits of the Kegel Chair (Emsella®)
Technology defines the possibilities; the physician defines the direction — the core value of BTL Emsella® lies in Non-invasive, non-contact, and fully clothed directly strengthening the pelvic floor muscles themselves, offering a medically grounded, gender-inclusive solution for various types of urinary incontinence and pelvic floor laxity.
Completely non-invasive
No probe · No needles · No incisions · A clear distinction from all invasive pelvic floor procedures.
Fully clothed, seated position
No change of clothing, no removal of undergarments, no physical contact with the body · No intimate examination burden.
11,000 supramaximal contractions per session
A single 28-minute session delivers the equivalent training volume that manual Kegel exercises would take months to accumulate.
For both men and women
Includes the NMPA-registered indication for male post-prostatectomy urinary incontinence.
Minimal downtime
Walk in, walk out · Resume exercise, driving, and work immediately after treatment.
Non-hormonal · Non-pharmaceutical
No reliance on estrogen or bladder medications · Suitable for patients with a range of contraindications to pharmacological therapy.
Coverage across multiple incontinence types
Stress / urgency / mixed / male post-surgical incontinence · One device, all indications.
Maintenance for 6–12 months
After completing the initial course, 1–2 maintenance sessions per year are sufficient to sustain results.
Emsella vs Comprehensive Comparison with Other Pelvic Floor Treatment Options
| Treatment plan | Approach | Recovery period | Available for male patients | SUI Improvement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Emsella HIFEM Kegel Chair (Emsella®) | Electromagnetic stimulation of the pelvic floor muscles | None | Available | Stress / urgency / mixed |
| Manual Kegel exercises | Voluntary muscle contraction | None | Available | Mildly effective · Requires consistent long-term adherence |
| Pelvic floor muscle biofeedback | Electromyographic (EMG) biofeedback training | None | Available | Mild to moderate |
| CO2 Intimate laser | Mucosal collagen regeneration | 7 day(s) | Not applicable | Mild to moderate (mucosal approach) |
| Votiva Vaginal radiofrequency | Radiofrequency thermal effect | Very short | Not applicable | Limited |
| Urethral sling procedure | Surgical intervention | 4-6 week(s) | Not applicable | Preferred option for moderate-to-severe cases |
| Bladder suppressants (medications) | Medication | None | Available | Urge-predominant |
Note: This table is a simplified reference. Actual treatment selection requires a comprehensive assessment that considers incontinence type, severity, sex-specific factors, surgical history, and contraindications — all determined through a consultation with our physician.
Why Choose Luowei Medical Aesthetics Clinic for BTL Emsella®?
Google's E-E-A-T framework evaluates medical content across four dimensions. Pelvic floor content calls for particular care — below are the specific credentials behind every claim on this page.
Real clinical experience
- 10+ years of clinical practice in medical aesthetics and functional treatments
- Covering postpartum recovery in women, perimenopausal pelvic changes, post-surgical rehabilitation in men, and other pelvic floor concerns
- Complete treatment and follow-up documentation for every BTL Emsella® client
Specialized medical training
- Expertise in pelvic floor anatomy, incontinence classification, and the principles of neuromuscular stimulation
- Cross-platform experience with energy-based devices (laser / radiofrequency / HIFU / HIFEM)
- Thoroughly versed in published research on BTL Emsella® for SUI, urgency incontinence, and male post-surgical indications
Industry-recognized credentials
- Candela Medical Key Opinion Leader
- Sofwave Key Opinion Leader
- The clinic maintains established referral pathways with local gynecology, urology, and oncology practices.
Transparent and verifiable
- Written informed consent form · Includes comprehensive implant screening and contraindication checklist
- Cases presented without identifiable images · Anonymous functional outcome data only
- BTL Emsella Authentic manufacturer device · NMPA-registered
Emsella Not “intimate aesthetics” — but a medically indicated treatment for clearly defined urinary incontinence and pelvic floor dysfunction.
There is a significant amount of marketing-driven narrative surrounding energy-based pelvic floor devices — Luowei Medical Aesthetics Clinic does not participate in that narrative. We only accept Stress / urgency / mixed urinary incontinence, post-prostatectomy SUI in men, pelvic floor laxity following vaginal delivery, and pelvic floor muscle-related sexual function Evidence-supported indications, with full disclosure of BTL Emsella® clinical data, alternative treatment options, and referral criteria.
Our physician’s position has always been consistent:Identifying patients who are not suitable candidates for BTL Emsella® is just as important as delivering excellent outcomes for those who are.— If your consultation concludes that this treatment is not suitable or necessary for you, please understand that as a sign of our commitment to your wellbeing — not a shortcoming.
Emsella BTL Emsella® Chair Pricing · Payment Options
Emsella By Per session or 6 session treatment package priced accordingly.Following a free 30-minute consultation, our physician will assess your incontinence type and develop a personalized treatment plan. If your consultation reveals that this treatment is not appropriate or necessary for you, our physician will tell you clearly and recommend suitable alternatives — at no charge.
Single session · 28 minutes fully clothed, seated · Includes pre-treatment assessment and post-treatment follow-up
6 sessions per standard course · Package pricing is more cost-effective than booking individual sessions · Includes a mid-course follow-up and plan adjustment · Quoted by our physician following consultation
- Payment is made at the clinic, after the consultation and before treatment begins
- Nothing is paid in advance, and no deposit is required to hold an appointment
- Cosmetic treatment is a self-pay item and is not covered by public medical insurance in China
- All new clients receive a 30-minute Free Consultation and assessment
Common reactions · Serious risks · Contraindications · Safety protocols
Transparency is itself a component of safety in pelvic floor treatment. We openly disclose all possible reactions, serious risks, absolute contraindications, and the safety protocols our clinic follows — so you have complete information before your consultation. Before every treatment session, our physician reviews each point with you individually and asks you to sign a written informed consent form.
Common Responses (may occur during or after treatment)
- A rhythmic, intense pulsing sensation in the pelvic floor muscles (Occurs throughout the session · Painless · This is the device working as intended)
- Mild pelvic floor muscle soreness within 24 hours of the first session (Similar to post-exercise soreness, typically resolving on its own within 1–2 days)
- A small number of clients experience mild fatigue after their first session. (a normal response following a high volume of pelvic floor muscle contractions)
- Patients with predominantly urgency incontinence may notice a temporary change in urinary frequency shortly after the first session (is a neuromuscular recalibration process)
Serious Risks (rare, but must be disclosed)
- Implanted electronic device malfunction— Cardiac pacemakers / neurostimulators are Absolute contraindications, Treatment is never proceeded with unless confirmed pre-treatment
- Migration or heating of metal implants— Metal intrauterine devices / recent metal implants are absolute contraindications
- Seizure induction— Extremely rare; the electromagnetic field may trigger seizures in susceptible individuals. A history of epilepsy is a contraindication.
- Outcomes fall short of expectations— Emsella Evidence is limited for moderate-to-severe SUI and prolapse-related leakage; approximately 10–20% of patients may require combination therapy or surgical assessment.
- Delayed diagnosis of significant pathology— This is the least visible risk of any non-invasive pelvic floor treatment: using Emsella as a substitute for a necessary gynecological or urological evaluation may delay the diagnosis of an underlying condition. Our physician upholds a strict referral principle to prevent this.
Absolute contraindications (treatment not performed)
- Cardiac pacemaker / implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) / neurostimulator
- Metal intrauterine devices (including copper IUDs and metal-framed devices)
- Recent surgical metal implants in the pelvic region (e.g., screws, titanium mesh, joint prostheses)
- Pregnancy · Active conception cycle · Breastfeeding — assessed on an individual basis
- Epilepsy or other neurological conditions that may be triggered by electromagnetic fields
- Active pelvic or urinary tract infection (uncontrolled)
- Moderate-to-severe pelvic organ prolapse (gynecology or urology referral should take priority)
- Active malignancy or ongoing pelvic radiation therapy
Safety protocols strictly enforced by our physician
- All patients must complete the following before treatment Written implant screening checklist, Includes all metal and electronic implants
- Written informed consent form signed before each session · Includes all contraindications and alternative options
- All BTL Emsella® treatment plans are assessed and customized by our physician · Every session is carried out following standardized clinical protocols.
- Private treatment area · Suitable for all genders · Fully clothed, seated position
- Authentic BTL Emsella® device · Operated strictly within NMPA-registered parameters
- Established referral pathway with local gynecology and urology · Referral prioritized when clinically warranted
- Complete documentation of all treatments and follow-up visits · Long-term tracking of ICIQ-UI SF scores / bladder diary / pad usage changes
Where the medical claims on this page come from
Everything above about BTL Emsella Chair rests on published evidence rather than on our own word. The sources below are the ones behind those statements: peer-reviewed papers indexed in PubMed, and guidance written for patients by dermatology academies and national health services. Read them before you decide — and bring any of them to your consultation.
- Peer-reviewedApplicability of vaginal energy-based devices in urogynecology: evidence and controversy
- Peer-reviewedVaginal laser therapy for genitourinary syndrome of menopause - systematic review
- Peer-reviewedComplications of penile augmentation: A narrative review of injectables, implants, and surgical grafts
- Patient guidanceErection problems (erectile dysfunction)
- Patient guidanceMenopause
What these references can and cannot tell you. They describe what is known about the treatment itself — how well it tends to work, how long results last, and what can go wrong. They are not an assessment of this clinic, and no published study can tell you whether it suits your skin type, anatomy, or medical history. That judgement comes from the physician who examines you in person, and it may well be “not this one”.