Muscle conditioning
Understand what pelvic floor muscle conditioning involves and whether it may be suitable for you.
Discover a discreet approach to pelvic floor muscle conditioning. Start with a private conversation, at your pace, with a team who takes the time to listen.

The Sculpt Plus electromagnetic pelvic floor chair encourages repeated pelvic floor muscle contractions while you remain comfortably seated and fully clothed.
We begin with a consultation to understand your goals and health history. Whether you are exploring changes following pregnancy or questions through a different stage of life, we help you understand suitable muscle-conditioning options and when specialist advice is needed.
Understand what pelvic floor muscle conditioning involves and whether it may be suitable for you.
Explore options in the context of your recovery and any guidance from your pelvic health physiotherapist or doctor.
A welcoming place to discuss pelvic floor concerns and non-invasive muscle-strengthening options at different stages of life.

Share as much as you feel comfortable with. We take the time to understand what has changed and what support you are looking for.
We talk through pelvic floor muscle conditioning, your health history and whether medical or pelvic health assessment should come first.
If suitable, we explain the fully clothed chair experience, limitations and costs, so you can decide with confidence.
Every plan starts with an individual consultation. Results vary, and treatment is recommended only where suitable.
Pregnancy, implanted electronic devices, metal implants and other health factors may affect suitability. Muscle conditioning is not appropriate for every pelvic floor condition. The chair is not presented here as a treatment or cure for incontinence; symptoms may need medical or pelvic health assessment.
Yes. The chair format allows suitable clients to remain seated and fully clothed. Your practitioner explains the session and checks your comfort throughout.
No. Pelvic floor concerns have different causes. A pelvic health physiotherapist or doctor may need to assess symptoms before any muscle-conditioning option is considered.
Absolutely. We can talk through your questions, recovery and any existing care plan, and help you understand suitable next steps.
Meet the personal approach behind your consultation. We’ll discuss the treatment options that suit your concerns.
A conversation with our team.
Meet the team, explore your options and ask the questions that matter to you.