Emsella Chair Cost in San Francisco, CA

With 95% of those who undergo Emsella treatments experiencing benefits and reporting improved quality of life, it is safe to say that the procedure is well worth the money. Finishing an entire treatment (also referred to as doing a complete cycle) of Emsella has proven to provide the vast majority of patients with significantly increased strength in their pelvic floor, treating incontinence that has been caused by a weakened pelvic floor in just a few weeks. The more treatments that are completed, the stronger the muscles will become, resulting in patients gradually gaining more and more control over their bladder to prevent leakage, accidents, or any other bladder concerns with long-lasting results.

The average cost of Emsella in the United States is typically somewhere around $300 per session. However, this cost can vary greatly depending on where you go to receive the treatment as some clinics may charge a bit more or less than others, and many can offer package deals to purchase several sessions at once to save some money per session. Our team at the G Spa is happy to offer membership packages that include monthly Emsella treatments as well as other wellness or body treatments available at our MedSpa for your convenience and to help save you a bit of money on your treatments. Please feel free to contact The G Spa in San Fransisco, CA to schedule a consultation with one of our team members today to learn more about our available pricing options for an accurate cost-per-session estimate of Emsella treatments. 

The results provided by Emsella treatments are considered semi-permanent as the results will likely not last forever if the patient stops having sessions and doesn’t maintain pelvic floor muscle strength through at-home exercises. Most people will notice that their muscles may start to weaken again after 6 to 12 months of stopping sessions, so it is highly recommended that maintenance sessions are done once every 3 to 6 months to make sure that the pelvic floor muscles are unable to start losing strength. The muscles need to maintain a certain level of strength to continue providing the desired results, so the muscles must be regularly exercised either through maintenance sessions of Emsella or through at-home exercises that have been integrated into the daily routine to sustain the results as long as possible. Most people will only need 6 sessions done twice weekly to achieve their desired results that will last for up to one year, making continuing with maintenance sessions the most effective method for sustaining the results long-term.

Even though Emsella is a safe and effective FDA-approved treatment for those who suffer from weakened pelvic floor muscles leading to incontinence, insurance will rarely cover the cost of treatments. There are some cases of patients being able to have coverage through their health spending account, but this situation is rare. That being said, it is always recommended that you double-check with your insurance provider to see if you can get at least partial coverage for essential but pricier treatments, such as Emsella. Patients may be more likely to be able to have coverage from insurance providers for Emsella treatments if they have tried other pelvic floor strengthening methods but have found those to be ineffective, making treatments like Emsella an alternative option for treating incontinence.

 Our board-certified aesthetic & family medicine physician Dr. Elise Grenier MD provides non-invasive Emsella chair treatment which assists clients with urine incontinence to restore their bladder control. For more information, contact us or book an appointment online. We are conveniently located at 490 Post St, Suite 1703, San Francisco CA 94102. We serve clients from San Francisco CA, Oakland CA, Pacifica CA, Brisbane CA, Millbrae CA, and San Francisco Bay Area CA.