Relatable. Private. No pressure.

Do you leak when you sneeze, laugh, or lift?

If you’ve been doing Kegels, avoiding the trampoline, or thinking this is just what life is after kids — there’s a non-surgical option that doesn’t ask you to disrobe, lie down, or take medication. Pelvic Pulse strengthens your pelvic floor while you sit in a chair and read a book.

25-minute sessions · Fully clothed · Comfortable, private environment

Does any of this sound familiar?

Pelvic floor issues aren’t rare — they’re just rarely talked about. Here’s what patients most often describe before they come in.

For Women

“I didn’t realize so many women were living with this quietly.”

Leaking when you sneeze, cough, or laugh
Rushing to the bathroom with very little warning
A heavy or "dropping" feeling after standing a while
Avoiding the trampoline, jumping jacks, or running because of leaks
Looking to rebuild pelvic strength after pregnancy or multiple children
Less sensation or less satisfaction during intimacy
Waking up at night to use the bathroom more than once

For Men

“I figured it was just age. Turns out it wasn’t.”

Dribbling after you think you're done
Urgency — the 5-minute window from "fine" to "need a bathroom now"
Leaking during exercise, lifting, or a hard cough
Changes after prostate surgery or treatment
Weaker control during intimacy or reduced erectile firmness
Getting up at night to use the bathroom

You don’t need to have all of these. One is enough to start a conversation.

The Treatment

Pelvic Pulse in one paragraph

Pelvic Pulse is a non-surgical, non-invasive pelvic floor treatment delivered in a private room at Pascal Health Institute. You sit — fully clothed — in a specialized chair that uses high-frequency pulsed magnetic energy to contract the pelvic floor muscles thousands of times per session. One 30-minute session is the equivalent of roughly 11,000 voluntary Kegels. Most patients follow a 10-week treatment plan consisting of two sessions per week for the first six weeks, followed by one session per week for the final four weeks.

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Here's what the session actually looks like

Private room, dim lighting

A closed-off treatment area reserved for you. Low light. No clinical brightness.

Fully clothed, comfortable

You stay fully dressed. You sit. That's it. No gowns, no disrobing, no stirrups.

Bring a book

Most patients read. Some nap. The chair does the work.

25 minutes, no recovery

Walk in, walk out. No downtime. Drive yourself home. Go back to your day.

Not painful — patients describe it as a deep tingling or a strong muscle contraction, not discomfort.

What patients tell us after the series

Struggling with a prolapsed uterus and bowels, after 3 child births, as well as constipation due to autoimmune issues. Both of her prolapses have significantly reduced and bowel movements are smoother after just TWO treatments.

— 34 year old female

Went from waking up 4x a night to use the restroom to 2x a night after 4 treatments

— 58 year old male

I have been using the Pelvic Pulse machine for incontinence. For me the results took time, but they are amazing!

— 79-year-old female

Your first step is a conversation, not a commitment

Consultation

A 20-minute consultation with Dr. Pascal to review your symptoms, goals, and whether Pelvic Pulse is the right fit for you.

Your session series

Most patients complete two 25-minute sessions per week for the first six weeks, followed by one session per week for the remaining four weeks. Noticeable improvement typically by session three or four.

Life after treatment

Get back to feeling confident, comfortable, and fully back to living your life — without it holding you back.

Questions, answered

Is it painful?

No. Patients describe a strong muscle contraction or deep tingling, not pain.

Do I have to undress?

No. You stay fully clothed through the entire session.

How long until I notice a difference?

Most patients report noticeable improvement by the third or fourth session.

Can I drive afterward?

Yes. There’s no recovery time, no sedation, no restrictions.

Is it covered by insurance?

Pelvic Pulse is a cash-pay service. The Pascal team will walk you through pricing and financing options during your consultation.

Is it safe after pregnancy?

Yes, once you’ve been cleared by your OB — usually around six weeks postpartum. Many patients come specifically to rebuild pelvic strength after delivery.

Men — is this for me too?

Yes. Pelvic Pulse is effective for male urinary control issues, including recovery after prostate surgery and age-related weakening.

How is this different from Kegels?

You’d need to perform roughly 11,000 voluntary Kegels to match a single 30-minute Pelvic Pulse session — and most people can’t do a Kegel correctly without professional guidance. The chair targets the full pelvic floor at an intensity you can’t replicate on your own.

You've read enough. The next step is a 20-minute conversation.

Book your Pelvic Pulse consultation at Pascal. No pressure, no script — just a real conversation about what you’re dealing with and whether this is the right fit.