BOOST YOUR SELF-CONFIDENCE THROUGH ENHANCED SELF-CONTROL
Are you one of many women who suffer from incontinence issues or feel that your quality of life can be improved? Consider the kegel chair — a breakthrough treatment solution that can optimize pelvic floor muscle resilience. Restore control of your bladder and pelvic strength, and enhance your self-confidence using this non-invasive and simple yet effective procedure.
NON-INVASIVE HIFEM TECHNOLOGY
If your pelvic floor muscles are weakened over time, it could be for a number of reasons. Among them include single-time or repeated childbirth, menopause, and body aging. If pelvic floor muscles are weakened, they can’t adequately support pelvic organs. This can impact bladder control and lead to incontinence issues. This treatment is a unique form of women’s pelvic muscle treatment. It incorporates High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic technology (HIFEM), which works to stimulate pelvic floor muscles that hold the bladder and vital organs in place.
BENEFITS OF THE KEGEL CHAIR TREATMENTS
Being unable to trust the strength of your body to maintain urinary control can lead to lost self-confidence and even social anxiety. However, with the kegel chair, these fears can be comforted.
Non-invasive treatment that has a 95 percent patient satisfaction rate
Experience up to 75% less pad usage
Experience up to 95% reduce in stress urinary incontinence improvement
Increase quality of life, sparing you from frustration, stress, embarrassment, or even social anxiety.
In that sense, our technology has the capability of giving you control not just over your bladder, but over your self-confidence and lifestyle.
Adequate muscle stimulation is an essential aspect of a healthy woman’s body, and sometimes events or circumstances in our lives can make it harder to achieve this.
A complimentary consultation is required before treatments can be booked. There may be contraindications and possible side effects that need to be discussed at your consultation. We do not treat pregnant or breast feeding patients with any of our devices or procedures.