How Much Does Emsella Cost in Canada? 2026 Price Guide

Quick answer: In Canada, Emsella usually costs about $250 to $500 per session, and courses of six sessions are commonly priced between about $1,500 and $3,000. At AuraWell in Woodbridge, an initial pelvic health consultation is $150, a single session is $300, and a course of six sessions is $1,800. That works out to $300 per session.

Emsella has become one of the most talked-about options for bladder leakage and pelvic floor weakness. Because it is offered by a mix of medical clinics, pelvic health centres and medical spas, prices vary a lot, and so does what you get for the money. This guide explains what drives the cost, how many sessions most people need, what is and is not covered, and how to judge a provider.

What is Emsella?

Emsella is a non-invasive treatment that uses focused electromagnetic energy to trigger deep, repeated contractions of the pelvic floor muscles while you sit on a treatment chair, fully clothed. A session lasts about 28 minutes and produces thousands of contractions, far more than you could do with voluntary Kegel exercises. There are no needles, no anaesthetic and no downtime, and most people go straight back to their day.

It is used for stress urinary incontinence (leaking when you cough, sneeze, laugh or exercise), urge-type symptoms and general pelvic floor weakness. That includes after childbirth, around menopause and, for men, after prostate surgery.

Emsella cost in Canada: typical ranges

• Single session: about $250 to $500
• Course of six sessions: about $1,500 to $3,000
• Maintenance sessions: often priced per session, every few months if needed
• Consultation: free at some providers, charged at others, and sometimes credited toward a package

Prices in downtown Toronto and at medical spas tend to sit toward the top of the range. Clinics outside the core, including in Vaughan and York Region, are often more moderate.

AuraWell’s Emsella pricing

• Initial pelvic health consultation: $150. A clinical review of your symptoms, history, medications and any red flags that need a different kind of assessment, plus a discussion of whether Emsella is likely to help you.
• Single session: $300. Useful for maintenance, or if you want to try a session before committing.
• Course of six sessions: $1,800. The usual starting protocol is two sessions a week over three weeks.

We think the consultation matters. Bladder leakage can have causes that Emsella will not fix, such as urinary tract infections, prolapse that needs a specialist, medication side effects or neurological conditions. A proper assessment first protects both your health and your budget.

How many Emsella sessions will I need?

Most protocols start with six sessions over about three weeks. Some people notice changes within the first few sessions. For others, improvements build gradually in the weeks after the course as the muscles continue to strengthen. Results vary with the cause and severity of symptoms, age, past pregnancies and general health. Some people choose occasional maintenance sessions afterward. Emsella is not a guaranteed cure, and an honest provider will say so.

What makes one provider worth more than another?

• Clinical assessment: is your leakage assessed by a clinician before treatment starts, or are you simply booked onto the chair?
• The right candidates: a good provider will tell you when Emsella is not the right choice and refer you elsewhere.
• A broader pelvic health plan: pelvic floor physiotherapy, lifestyle changes and medical review can all add to results.
• Clear pricing: the consultation, session and package prices should be stated up front, in writing.
• Privacy and comfort: a calm, private room makes a big difference for a sensitive concern.

What the total cost looks like over a year

To compare fairly, add up the full plan rather than a single session price. A typical first year at AuraWell might be:

• Initial pelvic health consultation: $150
• Course of six sessions: $1,800
• Optional maintenance sessions, if helpful: $300 each

For most people that comes to between about $1,950 and $2,550 over the first year. Compare that with the ongoing cost of pads and protective products, which many people spend money on every month, and with what leakage costs in confidence, exercise and sleep.

Common reasons people look into Emsella

• After pregnancy and childbirth: leaking when running, jumping or lifting is common postpartum, but it is not something you simply have to accept. Treatment usually starts once you have been cleared after delivery.
• Around menopause: hormonal changes can weaken pelvic support tissues and make leakage or urgency worse.
• Active adults: runners, CrossFit athletes and dancers often notice leaking under high impact.
• Men after prostate surgery: leakage after prostatectomy is common, and pelvic floor strengthening is part of recovery.
• Anyone with a weak pelvic floor: including people who have found it hard to do Kegels correctly or consistently.

Preparing for your first session

Wear comfortable clothing. You stay dressed, but remove anything metal from your pockets and below the waist, such as phones, keys and belts with large buckles. Empty your bladder before you sit down. During the session you will feel the muscles tighten and release in strong, rhythmic waves. The intensity is increased gradually as you get used to it. Afterward there is no recovery time, although some people notice mild muscle soreness, much like after a workout.

Who should not have Emsella?

Emsella is not suitable for everyone. It is generally avoided in people with pacemakers or implanted electronic devices, metal implants in the pelvic area, during pregnancy, and with certain other medical conditions. Your consultation includes a safety screen.

Emsella vs. pelvic floor physiotherapy

These options work well together. Pelvic floor physiotherapy teaches you to coordinate and control the muscles, which is a skill you keep. Emsella provides intense, high-volume strengthening that is hard to achieve on your own. Many people do best with both. At AuraWell, our physiotherapy team and pelvic health pathway are under one roof.

Frequently asked questions

How much does one Emsella session cost?

In Canada, typically $250 to $500. At AuraWell, a single session is $300.

How much is a full course of Emsella?

Six-session courses usually range from about $1,500 to $3,000. AuraWell’s course of six is $1,800.

Does Emsella hurt?

Most people describe a strong tingling and tightening sensation that is not painful. The intensity is adjusted to your comfort.

Is Emsella for men too?

Yes. It is used for men with leakage, including after prostate surgery, following a clinical assessment.

Do I need to undress?

No. You stay fully clothed for the whole session.

AuraWell serves Woodbridge, Vaughan, Maple, Kleinburg, Concord, Thornhill and Richmond Hill, with patients also travelling from Toronto. Learn more about Emsella pelvic floor therapy or request a consultation.