The Pelvix Chair is an innovative, non-invasive solution designed to strengthen the core and pelvic floor muscles. Using advanced technology to stimulate deep muscle contractions, it targets areas that are difficult to engage through traditional exercise helping improve strength, stability, and overall quality of life.

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How Does the Pelvix Chair Work?

The Pelvix Chair uses targeted energy (commonly high-intensity electromagnetic technology) to stimulate the pelvic floor and core muscles. During a session, the chair induces thousands of deep muscle contractions—far beyond what can be achieved through voluntary exercise alone.

These contractions:

• Re-educate and strengthen weakened muscles

• Improve neuromuscular connection

• Enhance muscle tone and endurance

Each session is comfortable, requires no downtime, and typically lasts around 20–30 minutes.

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Strengthens Core Muscles:

Targets deep abdominal and stabilizing muscles to improve strength, balance, and daily movement.

 

Improves Pelvic Floor Health:

Supports the muscles responsible for bladder control, pelvic stability, and internal support.

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Enhances Muscle Tone & Control:

Builds stronger, more responsive muscles through consistent activation and conditioning.

 

Supports Better Posture

A stronger core helps align the spine and reduce strain on the back and hips.

 

Non-Invasive & Convenient:

No surgery, no recovery time, and easy to incorporate into a busy schedule.

 

What Can the Pelvix Chair Support?

The Pelvix Chair may help support individuals experiencing:

• Mild to moderate urinary incontinence

• Postpartum core and pelvic floor recovery

• Decreased core strength or stability

• Lower back discomfort related to weak core muscles

• Reduced pelvic muscle tone due to aging

• Athletic performance and core engagement

• Overall pelvic wellness and preventative care

 

Contraindications

The Pelvix Chair is not suitable for everyone. Treatment should be avoided or discussed with a healthcare provider if you have:

• Pregnancy

• Implanted electronic devices (such as pacemakers or defibrillators)

• Metal implants in or near the pelvic area

• Hip or knee replacements

• Bolts, nails, wires, or similar items

• Metal clips in the pelvis minor 

• Insulin pump

• Neurostimulator

• Intrauterine device 

• Decompensated heart disease, decompensated cardiac arrhythmias

• Epilepsy

• Metal-containing tattoos/piercings (genital area)

• Active pelvic infections or open wounds

• Recent surgery 

• Severe neurological conditions affecting muscle control

• Any condition where electromagnetic stimulation is not recommended

A consultation is recommended to ensure the Pelvix Chair is safe and appropriate for each individual.

 

Not Recommended in Case Of:

• Previous surgery (4-8 weeks ago)

• Menstruation 

• Acute urinary tract infection

• Painful hemorrhoids

• Infection accompanied by fever

• Cochlear implants

• Blood thinning medication 

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is the Pelvix Chair painful?

No. Most people describe the sensation as strong muscle contractions or a tingling feeling. Treatments are generally comfortable and well-tolerated.

 

How many sessions are needed?

Results vary, but many individuals benefit from a series of sessions over several weeks, followed by maintenance treatments as needed.

 

Is there any downtime?

No downtime is required. You can return to normal activities immediately after each session.

 

When will results be noticeable?

Some individuals notice improvements after just a few sessions, with optimal results developing over time as muscles strengthen.

 

Who is a good candidate?

Anyone looking to improve core strength, support pelvic health, or address mild pelvic floor concerns may benefit. A consultation helps determine suitability.

 

Can it replace exercise?

The Pelvix Chair enhances muscle activation but works best when combined with a healthy lifestyle and regular movement.