Service Description

Saturday & Sunday Package Included 28-minute stimulation session 15 minutes Oxygen Bar 10 minute Vibration Lymphatic Plate Wellness & Sea moss Gift Bundle valued at $85 HI EMS seat, known as the "Pelvic Floor Stimulation," is a breakthrough pelvic floor physiotherapy treatment that greatly improves the quality of life for those with serious urinary conditions The pelvic floor muscles support the pelvic floor organs and control continence. However, natural body aging, childbirth, and menopause can cause this group of muscles to de-condition, resulting in continuous problems such as leaking urine when coughing or sneezing. The Pelvic Floor Stimulation treatment uses High Intensity ElectroMagnetic Stimulation (HI EMS) to stimulate and strengthen all the pelvic floor muscles, not just the subset that can be exercised with voluntary contractions (Kegel exercises). These stronger pelvic floor muscles restore continence and the confidence to enjoy normal daily activities without fear of losing bladder control Mild obstacles: Vaginal wall is loose, pudenda is dry, and you feel pain during sex; It is difficult to have orgasm; decreased sexual pleasure, accompanied by tummy drop, frequent urination and constipation Client with aggravated condition: Uterine prolapse, anterior and posterior vaginal wall bulge, urinary incontinence seriously affects women's physical and mental health The procedure is non-invasive, and you remain fully clothed throughout. No drugs are required, and the most you will feel is a slight tingling during the treatment. With no recovery time needed, you can leave immediately after each session and resume normal daily activity. The majority of people need a course of three to six sessions to see optimum results, with most people seeing and feeling results after just two or three sessions ** NOT PREGNANT WOMEN OR WOMEN ON MENSTRUAL CYCLE ** Postpartum absolutely recommended ** Bladder control: Improve bladder control ** Pelvic floor muscles: Strengthen pelvic floor muscles ** Prolapse: Prevent prolapse in later life