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B-Pulse for Women

B-Pulse Kegel Chair: Pelvic Floor Therapy for Women

Starting at $220/session in a package · Exact pricing at consultation

Leaking when you laugh or sneeze is common, and worth raising. The B-Pulse Kegel chair uses a pulsed electromagnetic field to produce about 13,000 pelvic floor muscle contractions in a session of about 30 minutes, while you sit fully clothed. Picture your pelvic floor as a trampoline under your bladder; B-Pulse gives it a deep workout.

At Thrive! MedAesthetics + Wellness in Aurora, we use B-Pulse for women with bladder leaks and pelvic floor weakness, including after childbirth and around menopause. Sessions are done fully clothed, and most people go straight back to their day.

Medically reviewed by Amber Bocknek, MD, CCFP, ABAARM, FAAMM, MSCP, Medical Director, November 4, 2026

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About This Treatment

What Is B-Pulse?

B-Pulse uses a pulsed electromagnetic field to trigger deep pelvic floor muscle contractions, far more in one session than you could do with voluntary exercises. In a session of about 30 minutes, the chair produces about 13,000 contractions, with the goal of building strength and control in the muscles that support your bladder. Small sham-controlled trials of electromagnetic pelvic floor chairs have found more improvement than sham treatment, though not every trial has, and larger studies are still needed. The treatment is non-invasive, and you stay fully clothed.

Also known as: Kegel chair, pelvic floor chair, pelvic floor therapy, electromagnetic pelvic floor stimulation, PEMF pelvic therapy, bladder leak treatment, bladder control treatment, postpartum pelvic floor therapy

The Process

How Does It Work?

1

Consultation

Discussion of your pelvic floor concerns and assessment of whether B-Pulse is the right treatment for you.

2

Treatment

Simply sit comfortably on the B-Pulse chair. The electromagnetic energy does all the work while you relax, read, or chat.

3

Sensation

You'll feel strong pelvic floor contractions and a tingling sensation. The intensity is adjustable for your comfort.

4

Duration

Each session takes about 30 minutes. A series of 4 to 6 sessions is common, and your physician-led team suggests a number after your assessment.

5

Results

Some people notice changes early, and others after several sessions. Results build over the course of treatment and vary from person to person. vary from person to person.

The Process

How Does It Work?

1

Preparation

1

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Consultation

Discussion of your pelvic floor concerns and assessment of whether B-Pulse is the right treatment for you.

2

I

Treatment

Simply sit comfortably on the B-Pulse chair. The electromagnetic energy does all the work while you relax, read, or chat.

3

I

Sensation

You'll feel strong pelvic floor contractions and a tingling sensation. The intensity is adjustable for your comfort.

4

I

Duration

Each session takes about 30 minutes. A series of 4 to 6 sessions is common, and your physician-led team suggests a number after your assessment.

5

I

Results

Some people notice changes early, and others after several sessions. Results build over the course of treatment and vary from person to person. vary from person to person.

Why Choose This Treatment

Benefits

Non-invasive: you stay fully clothed

A deep, focused workout for your pelvic floor muscles

About 13,000 pelvic floor contractions per session

Quick 30-minute sessions

Used for bladder leaks with coughing, sneezing or exercise

Also used for urgency and pelvic floor weakness after childbirth or menopause

Early research has also looked at sexual function, with mixed findings so far

No recovery time: most people go straight back to their day

Suitability reviewed first: not for pregnancy or certain implants or devices

Is This Right for You?

Finding Your Fit

Women experiencing stress urinary incontinence or urgency

Those seeking to strengthen pelvic floor muscles non-invasively

Women whose bladder leaks are getting in the way of exercise, work or intimacy

Women who prefer a fully clothed, non-invasive option

B-Pulse Chair vs. Kegel Exercises

Feature

B-Pulse for Women

Manual Kegels

Feature

Technology

Effort Required

Session Duration

Comfort

Clinical Supervision

B-Pulse for Women

Pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) stimulation

Completely passive: sit fully clothed

30 minutes

Comfortable for most people; you feel strong contractions

Yes: a physician-led plan

Manual Kegels

Manual voluntary contraction

Active daily engagement required

Daily practice for months

Comfortable, but takes daily discipline

Self-directed

Technology

Pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) stimulation

Manual voluntary contraction

Effort Required

Completely passive: sit fully clothed

Active daily engagement required

Session Duration

30 minutes

Daily practice for months

Comfort

Comfortable for most people; you feel strong contractions

Comfortable, but takes daily discipline

Clinical Supervision

Yes: a physician-led plan

Self-directed

This comparison is for education only. The right treatment for you depends on your anatomy, goals and medical history, and a consultation with our physician-led team helps you choose. you.

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Can pelvic floor treatment help with incontinence?

It can for many people. The B-Pulse chair uses a pulsed electromagnetic field to produce about 13,000 pelvic floor muscle contractions in a session of about 30 minutes. A series of sessions is usually recommended, and our physician-led team suggests a number after your assessment. Results vary.

How many sessions do I need?

A series of sessions is usually recommended. People with milder symptoms often need fewer, and those with more significant symptoms will likely need more. Maintenance sessions may be suggested every few months.