Emsella is a procedure that does not involve any incisions, invasive methods, or medications to achieve its results. During the procedure, the patient sits in a chair that emits a high-intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM) wave; this creates supramaximal contractions within the pelvic floor muscles. This is similar to Kegels, and while Kegels can help to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, Emsella is superior in its efficiency and effectiveness. These supramaximal contractions are delivered by the thousands during a short session of Emsella; thirty minutes is equivalent to doing over 10,000 Kegels! By targeting weakened muscles within the pelvic floor, Emsella improves bladder control and reduces incontinence. Some patients see immediate results, while others achieve the greatest benefit from having multiple sessions. In any situation, Emsella has an extremely high satisfaction rate: 95 percent of individuals who choose Emsella see an improvement in their urinary continence symptoms.