Vaginal Tightening in Northridge, CA

Urinary incontinence is a condition characterized by unintentional loss of urine. This can be quite distressing and can occur in various forms. Stress incontinence occurs when physical activity, such as coughing, sneezing, running, or heavy lifting, puts pressure on the bladder, leading to leakage. On the other hand, urge incontinence is a sudden, overwhelming urge to urinate, followed by an uncontrollable loss of urine. Mixed incontinence is when an individual experiences symptoms of both stress and urge incontinence.

The root cause of urinary incontinence often lies in the deterioration of the pelvic floor muscles. These muscles support the bladder and, when weakened, can lead to incontinence. Several factors can contribute to this weakening, including childbirth (especially vaginal delivery), hormonal changes during menopause, certain surgeries, chronic coughing, and the natural aging process.

Absolutely! Emsella is a cutting-edge treatment option tailored for those battling urinary incontinence. Suitable for individuals across different age groups, Emsella has garnered impressive results, with a whopping 95% of patients reporting a significant improvement in their quality of life post-treatment.

An Emsella session is relatively quick, typically lasting about 30 minutes. For best results, it’s generally advised to undergo a series of six sessions. These sessions are usually scheduled twice a week, allowing for optimal recovery and effectiveness.

When undergoing an Emsella treatment, patients commonly report feeling a tingling sensation. This is accompanied by contractions in the pelvic floor muscles. The procedure is designed to be comfortable, and there’s no recovery time involved. This means you can get right back to your daily routine immediately after a session.

Many patients have observed noticeable improvements after their very first Emsella session. However, the full spectrum of benefits becomes more evident over the next few weeks as the treatment progresses and the pelvic floor muscles strengthen.