Pelvic Floor Strengthening Treatment Clarkson

You sit fully clothed on a specialised chair while electromagnetic energy delivers thousands of pelvic floor muscle contractions in a single session. Most clients describe a tingling sensation and rhythmic contractions that feel surprising but not painful. The intensity is adjustable, so we'll build it up to a level that's strong but comfortable for you. A session lasts around 30 minutes, and you can read or relax during it.

Most clients see meaningful improvement after a course of 6 sessions, typically scheduled twice a week over three weeks. Some people notice changes after just one or two sessions, while others see gradual improvement build over the full course. During your consultation we'll assess your symptoms and recommend a realistic plan based on how your pelvic floor is functioning, not a one-size-fits-all package.

Yes. Electromagnetic pelvic floor stimulation is a well-established, non-invasive technology that works from outside the body — no needles, no probes, no anaesthetic. It's TGA-listed technology that's been used extensively in Australia and overseas. During your consultation we'll go through your medical history to confirm you're a suitable candidate, because there are some contraindications we need to check for first.

Pelvic floor strengthening treatment is not suitable if you're currently pregnant, have a pacemaker or implanted electronic device, have certain types of metal implants including some hip replacements or metal-containing IUDs, or have certain pelvic pain conditions. We'll go through all of this in your consultation before anything starts. If you're not a suitable candidate, we'll tell you honestly and suggest alternatives or a referral where appropriate.

No, and we'd rather tell you that upfront than let you book in expecting a guarantee. Pelvic floor strengthening can significantly reduce leakage and improve bladder control for many people, particularly those with stress incontinence — the kind that happens when you cough, sneeze, laugh or exercise. But it's not a cure for everyone. Severe pelvic organ prolapse, certain neurological conditions, and some structural issues may require a different approach entirely. If that's the case for you, we'll say so at your consultation rather than taking your money and hoping for the best.

No. You can return to your normal daily activities immediately after treatment. Some clients feel a mild muscle awareness or slight soreness similar to after a workout, but there's no recovery period to plan around.

Kegel exercises are genuinely valuable and we'd never discourage them — they're the foundation of pelvic floor health. The difference is that electromagnetic stimulation delivers thousands of supramaximal contractions in a single session, including deep pelvic floor muscles that are difficult to engage through voluntary exercise alone. Many people struggle to correctly isolate their pelvic floor muscles without guidance, and this treatment takes the guesswork out. It works best as a complement to ongoing pelvic floor exercises, not a replacement for them.