Non‑invasive pelvic floor stimulation
EMSELLA uses high‑intensity electromagnetic energy to strengthen pelvic floor muscles without internal devices or downtime.
Long‑term bladder and bowel neuromodulation
AXONICS delivers gentle electrical stimulation to sacral nerves to regulate bladder and bowel function through a rechargeable implant.
Targeted bladder muscle relaxation
Bladder Botox calms overactive bladder muscles to reduce involuntary contractions and urgency.
Injection therapy for stress incontinence
Bulking agents are placed near the urethra to improve closure and reduce leakage during physical activity.
Oral and transdermal therapies
Medications help calm bladder contractions and improve urgency, frequency, and leakage.
Regenerative platelet‑rich plasma therapy
PRP uses concentrated growth factors to support tissue healing and reduce bladder irritation.
Support device for prolapse and incontinence
A pessary provides internal support to reduce prolapse pressure and improve bladder control.
Targeted muscle rehabilitation
Pelvic floor therapy strengthens and coordinates pelvic muscles through guided exercises and techniques.
Surgical repair of pelvic support defects
Reconstructive surgery restores normal pelvic anatomy and support for prolapse and related conditions.
Evaluation and correction of mesh‑related issues
This treatment addresses pain, exposure, or functional problems related to prior mesh placement.
Surgical and non‑surgical management
Treatment reduces or removes endometrial‑like tissue to relieve pain and improve pelvic function.
Management of uterine fibroids
Treatment options target fibroid size, symptoms, and location to reduce pressure and bleeding.
Therapies for excessive menstrual flow
Treatment reduces menstrual volume and duration through medication or targeted procedures.
Surgical removal of the uterus
Hysterectomy treats severe bleeding, fibroids, prolapse, and other pelvic conditions when other options are insufficient.
Advanced laparoscopic and robotic techniques
Minimally invasive surgery uses small incisions and precision instruments for faster recovery and reduced discomfort.
Diagnostic evaluation of bladder leakage
Testing identifies the cause of leakage through pressure studies, flow measurements, and structural assessment.
Evaluation of bladder contractions and urgency
Testing analyzes bladder activity to determine triggers and severity of overactive bladder.
Assessment of pelvic muscle strength and coordination
Testing evaluates muscle tone, control, and function to identify pelvic floor dysfunction.
On‑site diagnostic analysis
Laboratory testing provides rapid evaluation of urine, blood, and cultures for pelvic and bladder conditions.
Imaging of pelvic and bladder structures
Ultrasound provides real‑time visualization of organs, tissues, and abnormalities without radiation.
Evaluation of bowel function
Testing identifies causes of urgency, leakage, or difficulty with bowel movements.
Treatments for bowel leakage
Procedures strengthen support, improve muscle coordination, or enhance nerve signaling for bowel control.
Imaging of anal sphincter muscles
Ultrasound evaluates sphincter structure and integrity to identify causes of bowel leakage.
Laser therapy for vaginal and pelvic tissue
CO2RE Intima uses controlled laser energy to improve tissue tone, comfort, and elasticity.
Aesthetic and functional procedures
Cosmetic gynecologic surgery refines external or internal structures for comfort and appearance.
Advanced facial rejuvenation
Laser treatments improve skin tone, texture, and clarity using targeted energy.
Pelvic health issues are common, but they don’t have to be
your new normal. You deserve to feel confident,
comfortable, and in control. We’re here to listen, find the
root cause, and help you get back to living a life you love.
