Wellness · Barrie
Pelvic Floor Chair Treatment in Barrie
Pelvic Floor Chair Treatment in Barrie uses HIFEM (high-intensity focused electromagnetic) technology to trigger thousands of deep pelvic floor muscle contractions while you sit fully clothed. Like intensive Kegels you do not have to do yourself, it involves no needles, no undressing and no downtime. Individual results vary.
Price
From $97 intro session (current offer)
Every treatment starts with a free consultation.
Book a free consultationAbout Pelvic Floor Chair Treatment in Barrie
You sit fully clothed on a chair that uses HIFEM energy to stimulate deep pelvic floor muscle contractions. The aim is to strengthen the pelvic floor, which supports bladder control.
This treatment complements, rather than replaces, assessment by your doctor or a pelvic health physiotherapist, especially when symptoms are severe or new.
Who it's for
Pelvic Floor Chair Treatment at our Barrie clinic is often a good fit for:
- Women with stress urinary incontinence: leaking when coughing, sneezing, laughing or exercising
- Women with mixed incontinence or postpartum and post-menopausal pelvic floor weakness
- Men with pelvic floor weakness or urinary leakage, including after prostate surgery, following assessment
Who should not use it
The chair should not be used by people with a pacemaker, defibrillator or other implanted electronic device; metal implants in the pelvic, hip or lower-back area (such as a hip replacement, metal plates or a copper IUD — discuss these at consultation); pregnancy or breastfeeding; active cancer in the area; epilepsy; an active pelvic or urinary infection; or fever.
Recent pelvic or abdominal surgery requires clearance before treatment. Heavy menstruation should be discussed for comfort. We review these considerations at your consultation.
Benefits for women
Pelvic floor strengthening may help women with stress or mixed urinary incontinence and postpartum or post-menopausal pelvic floor weakness, with the aim of improving confidence and quality of life. Individual results vary.
In a 2024 study of 35 women with stress or mixed incontinence, six sessions on an electromagnetic chair roughly halved symptom scores and pad use one month later (Tosun et al., Therapeutics and Clinical Risk Management). Studies are still small and longer-term research is ongoing.
Benefits for men
Pelvic floor strengthening supports bladder control and may help men with pelvic floor weakness and urinary leakage, including leakage after prostate surgery. Individual results vary.
Research in men, including after prostate surgery, is promising but still limited, and treatment for erectile concerns is still being studied.
What to expect
After consultation, you sit fully clothed on the chair for about 28 minutes. You feel tingling and strong but not painful contractions, and can read or relax during the session. There are no needles or undressing.
We take time with your care. Our founder, Manochehr Samya Kalantari, RN, has more than 30 years in health care. He explains each step, answers your questions and talks through aftercare before you leave.
Results & downtime
The aim is to strengthen the pelvic floor and support bladder control, confidence and quality of life. Studies are still small and longer-term research is ongoing. Individual results vary.
Downtime: None. You can return to normal activities afterwards.
How many sessions?
A typical plan is about 28-minute sessions twice a week for around three weeks, often six sessions in total. Maintenance every 6–12 months may be considered if needed. Your plan is confirmed at consultation.
Pricing for Pelvic Floor Chair Treatment in Barrie
Our current price is $97 intro session (current offer). We are transparent about cost before anything begins, and there is never any pressure to book on the day.
Serving Barrie and Simcoe County
Simcoe Cosmetic Clinic is a nurse-led aesthetics clinic at 129 Dunlop St E in downtown Barrie. Clients visit us for Pelvic Floor Chair Treatment from Barrie, Innisfil, Orillia, Midhurst, Angus and across Simcoe County. We are open Monday to Friday, 10 am – 5 pm, and Saturday, 10 am – 4 pm, by appointment.
Individual results vary.
FAQ
Pelvic Floor Chair Treatment questions
Does the pelvic floor chair work for men?
It may help strengthen the pelvic floor and support bladder control in men with weakness or urinary leakage, including after prostate surgery. Research in men, including after prostate surgery, is promising but still limited, and treatment for erectile concerns is still being studied. Individual results vary.
How many sessions do I need?
A typical plan is about 28-minute sessions twice a week for around three weeks, often six sessions. Maintenance every 6–12 months may be considered if needed. Your plan is confirmed at consultation.
Does it hurt?
You feel tingling and strong but not painful contractions. You can read or relax during the session. We discuss comfort at your consultation.
Do I need to undress?
No. You remain fully clothed, with no needles and no downtime.
Who can't use the pelvic floor chair?
Do not use it with a pacemaker, defibrillator or other implanted electronic device; metal implants in the pelvic, hip or lower-back area, including a hip replacement, metal plates or copper IUD; pregnancy or breastfeeding; active cancer in the area; epilepsy; active pelvic or urinary infection; or fever. Recent pelvic or abdominal surgery needs clearance. Discuss implants and heavy menstruation at consultation.
How much is the pelvic floor chair in Barrie?
Our current offer is a $97 intro session. Pricing for your full plan is confirmed at your free consultation.
Ready when you are.
Start with a consultation. Leave with a plan that's yours.