Campbellfield · Melbourne’s north · Women & men
Pelvic Floor EMS Chair Sessions in Campbellfield for Women and Men
Confidence in everyday movement starts with understanding your pelvic health.
If bladder leaks or worries about pelvic-floor strength are affecting your confidence, start with the right assessment and a clear explanation of your options. My BioHealth in Campbellfield offers private, fully clothed, 30-minute pelvic-floor chair sessions for women and men. Discuss whether this approach fits your needs before booking a course.
Women and men book the same service. Our nurses discuss relevant precautions before the session begins. If you have symptoms that need assessment, see the guidance below before booking.
Prepare for your visitSafety and suitability
Your Pelvic Floor Chair Goals
Understanding leakage and pelvic-floor concerns
Different symptoms have different causes. A pelvic-health assessment can clarify whether strengthening is appropriate or whether you need another approach.
A private, approachable appointment
Women and men use the same booking route. Stay fully clothed in a private room, with screening and precautions explained before the chair session.
Make time for your pelvic health
Explore a private, fully clothed 30-minute EMS chair appointment for women and men. Tell us what you would like to work towards, learn what the session involves and take the next step with our Campbellfield team. Understand pelvic-floor assessment and care options. Visiting from a nearby suburb? Find our Campbellfield clinic and plan your appointment.
YOUR APPOINTMENT
Pelvic Floor Chair Prices and Booking
GET TO KNOW YOUR TREATMENT
Pelvic Floor Chair: Planning, Preparation and Aftercare
Your experience, preparation and next steps.
Start with what you want to understand
Leakage when you cough, sneeze, laugh or exercise. Changes around menopause. Questions after pregnancy or prostate treatment. Pelvic-floor concerns can feel personal, but you can talk about them openly with our team.
A chair session is an optional service intended to support pelvic-floor muscle activation and strengthening. It does not assess the cause of symptoms or replace care from your GP or pelvic-floor physiotherapist. Your first visit includes a conversation about your concerns and suitability.
Why choose My BioHealth?
Nurse-led guidance
Ask questions, discuss relevant health history and understand what the appointment involves before the session starts. If assessment elsewhere is the better first step, the team will explain that.
Privacy without undressing
You stay fully clothed in a private room. The chair session does not involve an internal examination.
Clear appointment choices
See the session price and package options before committing. Pelvic-floor care sits within the same modern My BioHealth environment as wellness, recovery, skin and hair.
What happens during your appointment?
1. Talk with your nurse
Discuss what brings you in, relevant treatment history, implants and precautions. Suitability is considered before the session begins.
2. Sit fully clothed
Follow the preparation guidance below and take your seat. You remain clothed throughout the 30-minute chair session.
3. Experience the contractions
Expect a strong, rhythmic contraction sensation. Tell your practitioner if it is uncomfortable and ask for the intensity to be adjusted.
4. Understand your next step
Most people return to usual activities afterwards. Some notice mild muscle soreness similar to exercise. Discuss further sessions or an appropriate referral according to your situation.
Your Pelvic Floor Chair Appointment
For women and men
For women
Pregnancy and childbirth, menopause and ageing can bring pelvic-floor changes. Discuss your history and any advice you have already received. The chair is not used during pregnancy or breastfeeding; timing after birth needs individual consideration.
For men
Ageing and prostate treatment can be associated with changes in pelvic-floor function and urinary control. Symptoms following surgery need assessment first. It is the same chair, private setting and booking pathway for everyone.
Pelvic Floor Chair pricing
How many sessions?
A planned course provides repeated pelvic-floor muscle activation, with attendance and check-ins agreed individually. Our nurses discuss your goals, comfort and response to guide the appropriate next steps.
How the chair works
The pelvic floor is a group of muscles supporting the bladder and bowel and helping with continence. Women and men both have a pelvic floor.
Our pelvic-floor EMS chair, called Scarlett, uses electromagnetic stimulation to stimulate the pelvic-floor muscles and produce repeated contractions. The current device information describes High-Intensity Electromagnetic Technology (HIEMT). You remain fully clothed during the 30-minute session.
Pelvic-floor muscle training, often supervised by a pelvic-floor physiotherapist, is a usual starting point for care. A chair session is a separate optional service, not an equivalent replacement.
Prepare for your visit
- Wear comfortable clothing without zips.
- Avoid a large meal immediately beforehand; do not eat or drink during the session.
- Remove metal items such as jewellery, belts, coins and keys.
- Tell your nurse about all implants and implanted devices, heart or circulation conditions, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and other medical treatment.
- Arrive well hydrated and rested.
When assessment should come first
Speak with a GP, pelvic-floor physiotherapist or appropriate specialist before booking if you have pelvic pain, prolapse symptoms, persistent urinary leakage, changes in bowel control or symptoms following surgery. Changes in sexual function also deserve appropriate assessment.
Read Pelvic Floor Health at Every Life Stage for background. A chair appointment is not a way to diagnose the cause of symptoms.
Safety and suitability
The current service information, based on the chair manufacturer’s manual, says the chair must not be used if you have a metal implant such as plates, screws, pins or a joint replacement; a pacemaker or stent; pregnancy or breastfeeding; or a severe cardiovascular or cerebrovascular condition.
Contact the team before attending if you have a skin infection, numbness or sensitivity issues, or are undergoing other medical treatment. Tell us about any implant or device, even if you are unsure whether it is relevant.
These are not a complete screening checklist. Our nurses consider relevant precautions and suitability before a session starts.
Want to understand the evidence?
Research into electromagnetic pelvic-floor stimulation explores urinary symptoms and sexual-function measures across different devices and protocols. Our team can discuss what is relevant to your concerns; findings from another chair may not apply directly to Scarlett.
The chair produces repeated muscle contractions while you remain fully clothed. Start with a suitability discussion and clear goals, then review your experience with the team as your plan progresses. Related reading: Evidence Hub · pelvic-floor explainer.
Pelvic Floor Chair questions
Is it uncomfortable?
Expect strong, rhythmic contractions. Ask the practitioner to adjust the intensity if you are uncomfortable. You remain fully clothed.
Do I need to have had children?
No. Pelvic-floor changes are not only related to pregnancy or childbirth, and the service is available to women and men.
Will it fix incontinence completely?
Leakage has different causes, so assessment is the first step. Our nurses can discuss whether chair sessions have an appropriate place in your care alongside advice from your GP or pelvic-floor physiotherapist. Complete resolution cannot be promised.
Do I need to undress?
No. You remain fully clothed, with no internal examination involved in the chair session.
Is there downtime?
Most people return to usual activities after the session. Individual responses vary, and mild muscle soreness can occur.
Can I attend with a pacemaker, stent or metal implant?
No. The current manufacturer-based guidance says not to use the chair in these circumstances. Tell the team about every implant or implanted device before booking.
Can I attend while pregnant or breastfeeding?
No. The manufacturer’s manual lists both as reasons not to use the chair. Ask the team about appropriate timing.
How soon after a baby can I start?
Timing depends on your individual recovery. The chair is not used while breastfeeding. Speak with your GP and our team before planning a session.
Where do I come for a course of sessions?
My BioHealth is at Unit 3, 11–13 Thompson Street, Campbellfield VIC 3061. Clients visit from Broadmeadows, Craigieburn, Mickleham, Coolaroo, Roxburgh Park and surrounding northern suburbs. Check your route and appointment time before travelling.
What is this called for men?
Common terms include men’s pelvic-floor health and pelvic-floor muscle strengthening. Chair sessions may be described as electromagnetic or magnetic pelvic-floor stimulation, depending on the device.
Can the chair help with sexual concerns?
You can raise pelvic wellbeing and sexual concerns privately with our nurses. We’ll discuss suitability and the available research, and help identify when advice from a GP or specialist is the appropriate next step.
Does it replace pelvic-floor physiotherapy?
No. A physiotherapist or doctor can assess symptoms and recommend appropriate care. The chair session is a separate optional service.
Who can book?
Women and men can book the same 30-minute chair session directly through Fresha. Relevant suitability checks take place before it starts.
Ask a question privately
Use our treatment enquiry form, call 0430 077 330 or email the team. Avoid putting detailed sensitive health information into a general enquiry.
Book your Pelvic Floor Chair session
Thirty minutes. Fully clothed. A private room in Campbellfield. Women and men are welcome, with nurse-led guidance before your session begins.