Core Restore (986-267-3737) announces its FDA-approved High Intensity Focused Electromagnetic Energy Therapy for bladder leaks. The Charleston, South Carolina clinic offers painless HIFEM pelvic floor strengthening treatments for both women and men.
-- Core Restore has announced its HIFEM pelvic floor strengthening treatments for clients in Charleston who suffer from urinary incontinence. The therapy offers a low-impact, non-invasive way to treat bladder leaks.
Interested parties can learn more at https://corerestorecenters.com/
Rates of urinary incontinence in the United States are growing, driven by rising median age and increases in obesity and diabetes rates, according to the National Institutes of Health. It's commonly considered a problem for aging women, but bladder leakage affects men, too. Roughly 50 percent of adult women and 25 percent of adult men experience bladder leaks.
The HIFEM therapy offered by Core Restore addresses both stress and urge incontinence in men and women ages 45 and older through focused electromagnetic stimulation that strengthens pelvic floor muscles. Patients complete six to eight 30-minute sessions over three weeks while remaining fully clothed. The treatment delivers 11,200 supramaximal contractions per session, activating neurons that signal pelvic muscles to contract and rebuild supporting tissues.
The therapy, which usually shows results within 3 weeks, has a 95% satisfaction rate, with many patients noting that they are able to return to activities previously limited by bladder leaks.
HIFEM treatment for women addresses bladder leaks caused by age, childbirth, physical activities, body mass index, diabetes, and medical treatments. Patients report fewer nighttime bathroom trips, reduced pad usage, and restored confidence. The therapy also strengthens vaginal wall tissue and can improve sexual satisfaction.
In men, the therapy targets incontinence and leakage caused by an enlarged prostate, prostatectomy, prostate cancer treatments, neurological disorders, elevated body weight, and smoking.
The FDA-approved treatment is not covered by insurance, but can be paid through health savings accounts and flexible spending accounts. Those with permanently implanted metal devices (not titanium) in their body are not eligible for HIFEM treatment.
Core Restore was founded in early 2025 by Ann Peets, who brings experience from leading women's health product lines at companies including CooperSurgical, Becton-Dickinson, and Novartis. She identified urinary incontinence as an area requiring better treatment options after working with multiple women's health brands and observing this issue among elderly relatives.
For more information, please visit https://corerestorecenters.com/
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Name: Ann Peets
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Organization: Core Restore
Address: 675 Saint Andrews Boulevard, Charleston, South Carolina 29407, United States
Phone: +1-986-267-3737
Website: http://www.corerestorecenters.com
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