Intimate Areas
Pelvic Floor Strengthening
Overview
VTone™ is a non-invasive pelvic floor strengthening treatment designed to improve muscle tone, support and neuromuscular control in the pelvic region.
Using intravaginal electrical muscle stimulation (EMS), the treatment delivers gentle electrical impulses that trigger controlled pelvic floor muscle contractions. These contractions help retrain weakened muscles, improve strength and restore coordination.
Pelvic floor muscles play an essential role in bladder control, core stability and intimate wellness. Factors such as childbirth, ageing, hormonal changes and natural tissue weakening can reduce muscle strength over time.
By restoring muscle function through targeted stimulation, VTone™ helps improve pelvic floor performance without surgery or downtime.
This treatment is particularly suitable for women experiencing mild pelvic floor weakness, stress urinary leakage or reduced pelvic muscle tone.
Common Concerns Addressed
- Mild stress urinary leakage
- Pelvic floor weakness
- Reduced pelvic muscle tone
- Postpartum pelvic floor recovery
- Decreased pelvic muscle coordination
- Reduced intimate wellness related to muscle laxity
How It Works
- A specialised applicator delivers controlled electrical stimulation to pelvic floor muscles
- The impulses trigger involuntary but therapeutic muscle contractions
- Repeated contractions strengthen and retrain the pelvic floor
- Improved muscle coordination supports better functional control
Treatment Process
Consultation
Assessment of symptoms and suitability
Duration
Typically 20–30 minutes
Comfort
Mild pulsing or contraction sensations
Downtime
None
Sessions
Usually a series of 6–8 sessions
When to Expect Results
Some patients notice early improvements within several sessions, with progressive strengthening over the treatment course.
Individual results vary. A consultation is required to determine suitability and discuss whether this treatment is appropriate for your concerns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the treatment painful?
Most patients describe the sensation as mild rhythmic contractions that are well tolerated.
Is there downtime?
No downtime is required.
How many sessions are needed?
A treatment course of 6–8 sessions is commonly recommended.
What does it help with?
It is designed to improve pelvic floor muscle strength and functional support.
Is this suitable after childbirth?
It may be suitable for selected postpartum patients following medical assessment.