Most men deal with this quietly. There is a clinical reason not to.

30%

Epidemiological research

80%

Gilling & Windsor, 2022

28 min

FDA

Nothing invasive happens at any point. You sit on a treatment chair, fully clothed, for 28 minutes. The device delivers electromagnetic energy through the seat. No part of you is examined, touched, or exposed. The consultation beforehand is a conversation, not a physical assessment.

The Registered Nurse handling your consultation has these conversations regularly with men. From their perspective, this is a straightforward clinical concern. There is no version of what you describe that will be surprising or uncomfortable for them. You can be as brief or as detailed as you want. Just describe what is happening and they will take it from there.

Emsella is FDA-cleared for urinary incontinence in both men and women. Published clinical research specifically studies its use in men following prostate surgery. It is one of the more significant applications. The evidence base for men is solid and referenced in full on this page.

That may well be true. But managing around a problem and having less of it are different things. If bladder urgency, sleep disruption, or reduced physical confidence is part of your daily experience, even at a low level, it is worth understanding whether a clinical option exists. That is what the consultation is for. No commitment required.

Outcomes are not guaranteed and individual results vary. The consultation is where your nurse gives you an honest assessment of whether Emsella is likely to make a meaningful difference for your specific situation. If it is unlikely to help, that will be said directly. The published evidence for the most common male indications is strong, but it does not apply universally.

No. There is nothing visible after the session. You walk in and walk out looking exactly the same. All consultation and treatment records are handled with full clinical confidentiality. The clinic is discreet by design. Pelvic floor consultations are conducted in a private room and are not visible to other clients.

HOW IT MAY HELP

Retraining weakened pelvic floor muscles damaged during surgery

Supporting the muscular control needed for continence

Reducing pad use and daily management burden

Safe to use during recovery once cleared by your surgeon

Published research (Gilling & Windsor, 2022) reported 80% of men reduced pad use following a 6-session course. Results vary between individuals. Timing after surgery is discussed at your consultation.

HOW IT MAY HELP

Strengthening the muscles that support the bladder and urethra

Improving neuromuscular control for better urinary deferral

Reducing urgency frequency and supporting more predictable patterns

Fewer interruptions to sleep in many clients

HOW IT MAY HELP

Improving pelvic alignment and deep muscle engagement

Supporting overall core stability and functional strength

Potential improvements in posture and physical comfort

May complement gym-based training and physiotherapy

HOW IT MAY HELP

Strengthening the specific muscles involved in erectile mechanics

Supporting improved circulation and pelvic blood flow

Some men report positive changes in confidence and physical control

Results in this area vary between individuals and are not guaranteed

No physical examination takes place at the consultation. You sit in a chair and have a conversation. That is the entire appointment.

You keep your clothes on. All of them. The entire time.

Your nurse stays close. If anything feels too intense or unexpected, say so. The intensity is adjustable during the session. You are in control.

Many men use their phone, read, or simply sit with it. At 28 minutes, the session ends automatically. You stand up and leave.

The soreness, if you feel it at all, is the same as post-exercise muscle fatigue. It is not a complication. It is confirmation that the muscles worked.

Results build over time. Complete the full course before assessing the outcome. Changes in muscle strength and bladder control take several weeks to become apparent in daily life.

The protocol is based on published clinical research into HIFEM energy and how pelvic floor muscle strength builds progressively over a structured course.

The right course is discussed and agreed at your consultation before anything begins.

Results are not guaranteed: Outcomes from Emsella vary depending on the nature and severity of the concern, age, overall health, surgical history, and adherence to the treatment schedule. Individual results differ significantly.

FDA clearance: Emsella is FDA-cleared for the treatment of urinary incontinence in men and women. FDA clearance indicates the device meets safety and effectiveness standards for its indicated use. It does not guarantee individual outcomes.

Post-prostatectomy timing: Emsella may be appropriate during post-surgical recovery, but timing depends on surgical approach and recovery progress. Clearance from your urologist or surgeon is discussed at your consultation before any treatment proceeds.

Consultation required: A clinical assessment by a Registered Nurse is mandatory before any treatment. This identifies suitability and all contraindications before any session begins.

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