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Emsella vs Ultra Femme 360
Comparing pelvic floor strengthening with intimate tissue rejuvenation
Book ConsultationEmsella and Ultra Femme 360 are both non-invasive treatments that address intimate health and wellness concerns, but they target different underlying issues. Emsella uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, while Ultra Femme 360 delivers radiofrequency energy for intimate tissue tightening and rejuvenation. Understanding which concern is primary — muscular weakness or tissue laxity — is essential to selecting the right treatment.
HIFEM technology delivering 11,000+ Kegel-equivalent contractions per session for pelvic floor strengthening
Best For
- • Stress incontinence
- • Pelvic floor weakness
- • Postpartum recovery
- • Men with pelvic floor concerns
Not Suitable For
- • Tissue laxity
- • Intimate rejuvenation goals
- • Patients with metal implants in the pelvic area
Results Timeline
Improvement often noticed after 2–3 sessions
Sessions
6 sessions, twice weekly over 3 weeks
Starting Price
From £100 per session
Downtime
None — fully clothed treatment
Radiofrequency energy for intimate tissue tightening and rejuvenation
Best For
- • Vaginal laxity
- • Intimate wellness
- • Tissue tightening
- • Dryness
Not Suitable For
- • Pelvic floor muscle weakness
- • Stress incontinence as primary concern
- • Patients wanting non-intimate treatment
Results Timeline
Noticeable after first session (progressive)
Sessions
3 sessions, 2–4 weeks apart
Starting Price
From £450 per session
Downtime
None
When We Recommend Each Treatment
Choose Emsella if
- Your primary concern is stress urinary incontinence or leakage
- You have pelvic floor weakness following childbirth or with age
- You want a fully clothed, non-intimate treatment experience
- You are a male patient seeking pelvic floor rehabilitation
Choose Ultra Femme 360 if
- Your primary concern is intimate tissue laxity or dryness
- You are seeking tissue rejuvenation and tightening
- You want improvement in intimate comfort and wellness
- Your pelvic floor strength is not the main issue
Consider combining both when
- You have both pelvic floor weakness and tissue laxity concerns
- Dr Langdon recommends addressing both muscular and tissue components
- You want a comprehensive intimate wellness treatment plan
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Emsella and Ultra Femme 360?
Emsella targets the pelvic floor muscles using electromagnetic energy to create thousands of supramaximal contractions, strengthening the muscles that support bladder control. Ultra Femme 360 uses radiofrequency energy to heat and tighten intimate tissue, stimulating collagen production for improved tissue tone and hydration. They address different concerns and work through entirely different mechanisms.
Can you combine Emsella and Ultra Femme 360?
Yes, many patients benefit from combining both treatments as part of a comprehensive intimate wellness plan. Emsella strengthens the underlying pelvic floor musculature while Ultra Femme 360 addresses tissue quality and laxity. Dr Langdon will assess your concerns and advise whether a combined approach is appropriate.
Which treatment is better for incontinence?
Emsella is specifically designed for stress urinary incontinence and pelvic floor weakness. Clinical studies demonstrate significant improvement in incontinence symptoms following a course of treatment. Ultra Femme 360 may offer some secondary benefits through tissue tightening, but Emsella is the primary treatment of choice for bladder control concerns.
Is either treatment painful?
Neither treatment is painful. Emsella produces a tingling sensation and visible muscle contractions in the pelvic floor — patients remain fully clothed and seated throughout. Ultra Femme 360 delivers gentle warmth to the treatment area and is well tolerated. Both treatments require no anaesthesia and patients can resume normal activities immediately.
How many sessions are needed for each treatment?
Emsella typically involves a course of 6 sessions, scheduled twice weekly over approximately 3 weeks. Ultra Femme 360 usually requires 3 sessions spaced 2–4 weeks apart. Maintenance sessions may be recommended for both treatments to sustain results long term. Dr Langdon will outline the recommended treatment schedule during your consultation.
Not Sure Which Treatment Is Right?
A confidential consultation with Dr Langdon or a member of our intimate wellness team will assess your concerns and recommend the most appropriate treatment or combination for your individual needs.
Book Your ConsultationWhich is right for you?
The best treatment depends on your individual concerns and goals. Here are some general considerations:
- Choose Emsella if your primary concern is stress incontinence or pelvic floor weakness
- Choose Ultra Femme 360 if your primary concern is intimate tissue laxity, dryness, or rejuvenation
- Many patients benefit from combining both treatments for a comprehensive approach to intimate wellness
- Both treatments are non-invasive with no downtime, making them straightforward to fit into daily life
This is general guidance only — treatment suitability is always confirmed during a confidential clinical consultation.
Doctor-led approach
- Treatment suitability is assessed by our doctors or advanced aesthetic practitioners during a clinical consultation, depending on the treatment
- Prescribing responsibility sits with Dr Selena Langdon (GMC 6159259)
- No same-day injectable treatments for new patients
- Read our full Consultation & Safety Standards
- CQC registered clinic — regulated and inspected
- Doctor-led clinical oversight by Dr Selena Langdon (GMC 6159259)
- Complaints process and patient rights
Reviewed by Dr Selena Langdon, Medical Director (GMC 6159259) — Last reviewed: February 2026
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