
Rehabilitation After Deconditioning: Where EMSculpt NEO Fits
Deconditioning is common after illness, injury, surgery, pregnancy, long periods of desk work, caregiving demands or a less active Melbourne winter. It simpl...
Evidence, treatment guidance, body optimisation, pelvic health and performance.

Deconditioning is common after illness, injury, surgery, pregnancy, long periods of desk work, caregiving demands or a less active Melbourne winter. It simpl...

Is EMSculpt NEO safe? It can be a suitable non-invasive option for some people when it is used as intended and preceded by appropriate clinical screening. It...

Your core and pelvic floor work as a team every day, whether you are getting out of a chair, carrying shopping bags or taking a deep breath. When that teamwo...

EMSculpt NEO and exercise are not interchangeable. Regular exercise remains the foundation for cardiovascular health, functional fitness, movement quality an...

Urge urinary incontinence is leakage that happens after a sudden, difficult-to-control need to pass urine. Bladder urgency and leakage are common, but when t...

Bladder leakage is a common and often distressing part of recovery after prostate surgery, particularly radical prostatectomy. While leakage may improve with...

Your bathroom scale can tell you how much you weigh, but it cannot show where change is happening in your body. Weight may stay stable while your shape, meas...

Non-invasive treatment for bladder leakage can help some people, particularly when it is matched to the type and likely cause of their symptoms. It is not a ...

EMSELLA and pelvic floor physiotherapy are not direct substitutes. The right approach depends on your symptoms, how your pelvic floor muscles are working, yo...

This article explains how EMSCULPT NEO works, what it may support and the factors to consider when deciding whether non-invasive body contouring is appropriate.