Non-invasive pelvic floor therapy for suitable adult women and men. Remain fully clothed during a 28-minute seated session designed to support pelvic floor muscle strength and bladder control.
14 Imperial Arcade, Huddersfield, HD1 2BR | Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm

Non-invasive pelvic floor therapy for suitable adult women and men. Remain fully clothed during a 28-minute seated session designed to support pelvic floor muscle strength and bladder control.
Treatment overview
The chair produces high-intensity focused electromagnetic stimulation, causing repeated pelvic floor muscle contractions that would be difficult to reproduce voluntarily. The aim is to support muscle re-education, strength and neuromuscular control.
You remain seated and fully clothed throughout. The contractions may feel intense or unusual, but the treatment level is adjusted to your comfort and suitability.
Important: urinary symptoms can have several causes. This treatment does not replace medical diagnosis or necessary NHS or specialist care.
What to expect
Tell us your main goal, symptoms, relevant health history and whether your priority is bladder control, pelvic floor strength, postpartum recovery or intimate wellbeing.
Sit on the chair fully clothed while the intensity is gradually adjusted. A typical treatment appointment lasts approximately 28 minutes.
There is normally no downtime. Your response is reviewed and, if appropriate, a personalised course or maintenance plan may be discussed.
Prices
| Option | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Trial / single session | £60 | Individual introductory or top-up session, subject to suitability. |
| Course of 6 sessions | £330 | Equivalent to £55 per session. A commonly selected starting course. |
| Course of 8 sessions | £440 | Equivalent to £55 per session. Suitable where a longer course is recommended. |
Suitability and safety
Electromagnetic pelvic floor treatment is not suitable for everyone. Before treatment, tell the clinic if you are pregnant or may be pregnant, have a pacemaker or another implanted electronic device, have metal implants in or near the treatment area, have recently had surgery, or have a significant medical condition.
This is not a complete contraindications list. The clinic will assess your circumstances and may advise you to speak with your GP or specialist before proceeding.
Please contact your GP or an appropriate medical service for new, unexplained or worsening urinary symptoms, difficulty passing urine, pelvic pain, blood in the urine, suspected infection or any other concerning symptoms.
Pelvic floor therapy is supportive treatment and should not delay investigation of possible underlying causes.
Book online or contact Watcom IV Health and Beauty to ask about a trial session.