
⚙️ Function
💧 Reduced Incontinence
ME Bella utilizes High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic technology to deliver thousands of supramaximal pelvic floor muscle contractions in a single session. These contractions re-educate the muscles of incontinent patients, similar to the contractions performed during a Kegel exercise. ME Bella is one of the easiest, most relaxing, and non-invasive procedures available to help reduce urinary leakage and dribbles, and free women and men from incontinence.
❤️ Improved Sexual Performance
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a significant and common medical problem — the inability to achieve or sustain an erection suitable for sexual intercourse. An estimated 35% of men aged 40–70 experience some degree of ED, and 5–10% of men below age 40 are affected as well. ME Bella is one of the most effective ways to combat ED by using electromagnetic pulses to stimulate the musculoskeletal control of the pelvic floor. These pulses help restore neuromuscular control, which can help prevent incontinence and also work as an exercise to help reverse ED.
📊 Who's Affected
🔄 How the Session Works
During a session, ME Bella's electromagnetic stimulator activates deep pelvic floor muscle and nerve contractions that patients cannot achieve through voluntary exercise alone. A myogram comparison shows that a single ME Bella contraction pattern delivers markedly more concentrated muscular work than a typical voluntary Kegel exercise — helping muscles sufficiently support pelvic floor organs and better control bladder function after a course of sessions.
💼 Why ME Bella Fits Your Treatment Menu
As a seated, fully clothed, non-invasive procedure with no downtime, ME Bella offers practices an accessible add-on for both women's and men's pelvic health — addressing two high-prevalence, high-demand concerns (incontinence and ED) from a single chair-based device.
This is a medical device intended to be operated under appropriate clinical guidance. Individual results vary, and patients with underlying health conditions should consult a physician before treatment.

















