BTL Emsella Chair for Men

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BTL Emsella is a non-invasive, FDA-cleared treatment that uses High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology to stimulate thousands of supramaximal pelvic floor muscle contractions in a single session.


At Dermatology and Laser Surgery Center in Centerville, Englewood, and West Chester Township, Ohio, Dr. Gary Palmer and our clinical team offer BTL Emsella for men dealing with bladder control issues, urinary leakage, or pelvic floor weakness as part of our full range of men's health treatments. You stay fully clothed for every session, and most patients return to normal activity immediately afterward — no needles, no surgery, no downtime.

What Is the BTL Emsella Chair?

The Emsella chair is manufactured by BTL Aesthetics — BTL is the equipment platform, not the treatment itself, and our team can explain exactly how it works during your consultation. The chair delivers HIFEM energy through a seated, fully-clothed session, typically lasting about 28 minutes.


A single session produces thousands of pelvic floor muscle contractions — far more than a man could

perform voluntarily through standard pelvic floor exercises. Most treatment plans involve a short

series of sessions scheduled a few days apart; Dr. Palmer's team will confirm an exact plan for you

at your consultation.


How BTL Emsella Supports Men's Pelvic Floor & Bladder Control

Pelvic floor weakness in men can develop with age, after prostate-related procedures, or from chronic straining and heavy lifting over time. Because Emsella's HIFEM technology directly stimulates the pelvic floor muscle group, it is designed to support the same muscles involved in bladder control. Many men explore Emsella after they fail to consistently maintain conservative options like pelvic floor exercises on their own.

Your provider will review your specific history and goals before recommending Emsella as part of your care plan.



What to Expect During a BTL Emsella Session

You'll remain fully clothed and seated in the Emsella chair for the duration of your appointment.


Most patients describe the sensation as a strong, repetitive muscle contraction rather than discomfort. There's no recovery time required — you can drive yourself home and return to work or normal activity the same day.


Your provider will walk you through session length and spacing at your first visit.


Who Is a Good Candidate for BTL Emsella?


Men experiencing mild to moderate urinary incontinence or pelvic floor weakness are often good candidates for Emsella, as are men who prefer a non-surgical option before considering other men’s sexual health treatments like shockwave therapy for ED.


Emsella is not appropriate for everyone: patients with certain implanted electronic devices (such as pacemakers) should not receive HIFEM treatment, and a consultation with our clinical team confirms candidacy before any session is scheduled.

The same technology also helps women with pelvic floor and bladder control concerns. If you’re asking on behalf of a partner or family member, learn more about
BTL Emsella for women, or explore women’s sexual health treatments such as THERMIva vaginal rejuvenation.

Results and a Typical Treatment Plan


Results vary from patient to patient, and Dr. Palmer's team will set expectations specific to your case at consultation rather than promise a fixed outcome. Most patients are scheduled for a defined series of sessions with follow-up to assess progress. Ask your provider about a maintenance plan if your goals call for one.




Why Choose Dermatology and Laser Surgery Center


Dr. Gary Palmer brings more than 30 years of dermatology and laser-treatment experience to patients across Centerville, Englewood, and West Chester Township, Ohio. Our practice offers Emsella alongside a broader range of men’s health and dermatology services, including laser and skin treatments like laser vein/scar removal, all under one roof, with a strong local reputation built on 220+ 5-star patient reviews.


Men who want to address sexual health concerns alongside pelvic floor care can also explore men’s sexual health treatments such as ThermiP ED treatment, and your provider can explain how these options fit together in one plan.


Patients at our Centerville dermatology clinic can schedule a consultation to find out whether BTL Emsella is right for them.


Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the BTL Emsella Chair treatment?

    The BTL Emsella chair is an FDA-cleared, non-invasive device that uses High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology to stimulate pelvic floor muscle contractions. You remain fully clothed and seated throughout each session. BTL is the device manufacturer; Dr. Palmer's team administers the treatment and builds your care plan.


  • How does the Emsella Chair benefit men's sexual health?

    By targeting the pelvic floor muscle group directly involved in bladder control, Emsella is designed to support overall pelvic floor function. Many men explore Emsella as part of a broader conversation with their provider about pelvic health — your consultation is the right place to discuss your specific goals.


  • Is the Emsella treatment comfortable, and how many sessions are needed?

    Most patients describe the sensation as a strong, rhythmic muscle contraction rather than pain. Sessions run about 28 minutes, fully clothed, with no recovery time needed afterward. Your exact number of sessions depends on your goals and is set at your consultation — ask Dr. Palmer's team for a plan specific to you.


  • How long do results from Emsella treatments typically last?

    Results vary by patient, and maintenance needs differ from person to person. Your provider will discuss a realistic timeline and any recommended follow-up sessions based on your individual case at your consultation.


  • Who is a good candidate for the Emsella Chair?

    Men with mild to moderate pelvic floor weakness or bladder control concerns are often good candidates, as are those who want a non-surgical option. Certain implanted electronic devices are a contraindication. A consultation confirms whether Emsella is appropriate for you.