Emsella (pelvic floor therapy)

Emsella is a modern, non-invasive procedure for strengthening the pelvic floor. The guest sits fully clothed in a dedicated chair while a high-intensity electromagnetic field contracts the pelvic floor muscles thousands of times in a single session. The technology suits both women and men.

How an Emsella session runs: clothed, without needles

The session is taken sitting down — nothing to undress for, no injections, no recovery to wait through. The intensity is set individually; the guest feels the muscles working but no pain. The number of sessions and the intervals between them follow from a medical examination, and you can return to the day immediately afterwards.

How Emsella acts on urinary incontinence

The pelvic floor holds the bladder, the bowel and the internal organs; when it weakens, the complaints are felt daily. Emsella works with exactly that group of muscles:

Strengthening of the pelvic floor muscles

• Fewer complaints of urinary incontinence
• Pelvic floor tone returning after childbirth
• Relief of the complaints of chronic prostatitis
• Better circulation in the pelvic area
• Support for sexual function
• Less chronic pelvic pain in men

Metal implants, pacemakers and other contraindications

Emsella is given on prescription. Metal implants, a pacemaker, pregnancy and a number of other conditions may rule the procedure out — the examination on arrival decides. It is not part of naftalan treatment itself, but it complements the urological and gynaecological programmes and is often prescribed alongside them.

Emsella in Naftalan — Sun City Hotel & Spa

Emsella is given in the treatment wing, inside the hotel's own building. Because the session is short and needs no preparation, it fits easily into a day alongside a naftalan bath and physiotherapy.