Bladder Control
- Stress urinary incontinence
- Urge incontinence
- Mixed incontinence
- Leakage during exercise
Pelvic Health
Rejuvenation C™ Pelvic Chair
Non-invasive pelvic floor muscle stimulation using advanced electromagnetic technology — performed fully clothed, with no internal procedure and no downtime.
28 minutes · Fully clothed · No downtime
28 Minutes
A standard treatment session.
Fully Clothed
No undressing or internal device.
Non-Invasive
No injection or surgery.
No Downtime
Return to normal activities afterwards.
What It Is
Pelvic floor support without an invasive procedure
Pelvic floor muscles support bladder, bowel and pelvic function. When they weaken, symptoms can affect confidence, exercise and everyday life.
Rejuvenation C™ uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic energy to stimulate the pelvic floor while you remain seated and fully clothed.
The stimulation triggers repeated neuromuscular contractions — without an internal device, injection or surgery.
Kegel Comparison
Like Kegel exercises — only much more intensive
The basic goal is the same: pelvic floor muscle activation.
Rejuvenation C™ creates repeated contractions automatically through electromagnetic stimulation, rather than relying only on voluntary exercise.
During a single 28-minute treatment session, the technology produces thousands of powerful pelvic floor muscle contractions while you simply remain comfortably seated and fully clothed.
There is no surgery, no injection, no internal procedure and no recovery time. After treatment, you can return immediately to your normal daily activities.
How It Works
Three simple steps
01
Sit comfortably
You remain fully clothed throughout treatment.
02
Electromagnetic stimulation begins
The treatment stimulates deep pelvic floor muscle contractions.
03
Repeated contractions build over the session
Treatment is intended to support strength, tone, endurance and neuromuscular control.
At a Glance
Treatment essentials
- 28-minute treatment
- 11,000+ Kegel-equivalent contractions
- Non-invasive
- Fully clothed
- No internal device
- No injections
- No surgery
- No preparation normally required
- No downtime
- Return to usual activities after treatment
- Suitable for consideration in women and men
Who May Benefit
Who may benefit
After Pregnancy
- Postnatal pelvic floor weakness
- Reduced pelvic support
- Changes following childbirth
Men’s Pelvic Health
- Post-prostatectomy urinary incontinence
- Reduced pelvic floor control after prostate treatment
General Pelvic Floor Weakness
- Reduced muscle strength
- Pelvic pressure
- Mild to moderate prolapse where pelvic floor strengthening is clinically appropriate
- Reduced sexual sensation where pelvic floor weakness may contribute
Having one of these symptoms does not automatically mean that Rejuvenation C™ is the right treatment. Clinical assessment helps determine the underlying cause and whether pelvic floor treatment is appropriate.
Everyday Symptoms
Could your pelvic floor be affecting everyday life?
- Leakage with coughing, sneezing or laughing
- Leakage during running or lifting
- Sudden urinary urgency
- Difficulty reaching the toilet
- Frequent urination
- Waking at night to urinate
- Changes after pregnancy
- Changes after prostate treatment
- Avoiding exercise because of leakage
- Reduced confidence
- Pelvic pressure
- Persistent bladder, bowel or pelvic changes
Women
Pregnancy, childbirth, menopause, hormonal changes and aging can affect pelvic floor function.
Men
Particularly relevant where urinary control changes occur after prostate surgery or treatment.
Active Adults
Leakage during running, jumping, lifting and other high-impact activities.
During a Session
What happens during a session
1
Sit Down
Remain fully clothed.
2
Intensity Is Adjusted
Treatment is tailored to comfort and tolerance.
3
Muscles Contract Automatically
Electromagnetic stimulation activates the pelvic floor.
4
Approximately 28 Minutes
No internal procedure, injection or surgery.
5
Return to Your Day
No recovery period required.
What does treatment feel like?
You may feel strong repeated pelvic floor contractions, along with tingling, tapping or pressure.
Intensity can be adjusted throughout the session according to your comfort.
Treatment Course
Typical Initial Course
6
sessions
28
minutes each
2
sessions per week
3
weeks
Treatment recommendations may vary depending on symptoms, clinical assessment, goals and response.
Maintenance Treatment
Some patients may benefit from periodic maintenance sessions.
This may be around one session every 3–6 months, depending on symptoms and response.
Maintenance is not mandatory for everyone.
Expectations
When might you notice a difference?
- Some patients may notice changes around session 3–4.
- Improvement may continue after the initial course.
- Full effect may become more apparent in the 2–4 weeks after completion.
- Results vary between individuals.
Possible improvements
- Pelvic floor strength
- Control
- Urinary symptoms
- Confidence
- Quality of life
Individual results vary. No specific improvement or complete resolution of symptoms can be guaranteed.
Safety & Suitability
Safety & Suitability
Possible Temporary Effects
- Muscle soreness
- Fatigue
- Tingling
- Discomfort
- Temporary changes in urinary or bowel symptoms
Tell Us Before Treatment If You:
- Are pregnant or may be pregnant
- Have a pacemaker / implanted defibrillator
- Have implanted electronic devices
- Have metallic implants near the pelvis
- Have an IUD
- Have a hip prosthesis
- Have a spinal stimulator
- Recently had surgery
- Have malignancy near the treatment area
- Have a bleeding disorder
- Take anticoagulants
- Have new medical symptoms
Clinical Assessment
Why clinical assessment matters
Urinary and pelvic symptoms have many possible causes. Pelvic floor weakness is only one possibility.
Further assessment may sometimes be needed before or alongside treatment.
Possible evaluation
- Urine testing
- Pelvic examination
- Imaging
- Bladder assessment
- Other clinically appropriate investigation
Referral may include
- Gynaecologist
- Urologist
- Urogynecologist
- Physiotherapist
- Another specialist
Rejuvenation C™ treatment should never delay appropriate investigation or treatment of another suspected medical condition.
Why Cayman Medical
Care in a medical setting
Medical Setting
Treatment within a clinical environment.
Individual Assessment
Not every patient follows the same pathway.
Connected Care
Assessment, physiotherapy, imaging or specialist referral where appropriate.
Privacy & Comfort
Private, calm and discreet care.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Both activate pelvic floor muscles. Rejuvenation C™ uses electromagnetic stimulation to produce repeated contractions automatically, rather than relying only on voluntary exercise.
A standard 28-minute session is described as producing more than 11,000 Kegel-equivalent contractions. Individual results vary.
A standard session lasts approximately 28 minutes.
No. Treatment is performed while you remain fully clothed.
No special preparation is normally required. Your clinician will advise if anything specific applies to you.
No. Most patients return to usual activities after treatment.
You may feel strong contractions, tingling, tapping or pressure. Intensity is adjusted for comfort and tolerance.
A typical initial course is six sessions of about 28 minutes, often twice weekly over three weeks. Your clinician may recommend a different schedule.
Some patients benefit from periodic maintenance, such as one session every 3–6 months. It is not mandatory and depends on symptoms and response.
No. Treatment may be considered for selected women and men after clinical assessment.
Pelvic floor weakness can contribute to some forms of leakage, but incontinence has several causes. Assessment helps determine whether this treatment is appropriate.
Some patients notice changes around session 3–4, with further improvement possibly continuing for 2–4 weeks after the course. Timelines vary and are not guaranteed.
No. Individual responses vary. No specific improvement or complete resolution of symptoms can be guaranteed.
Pelvic Health at Cayman Medical
Restore strength. Regain confidence.
Find out whether Rejuvenation C™ may be appropriate for your symptoms and pelvic health goals.
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- Pelvic Floor RehabilitationBroader pelvic-floor rehabilitation pathways.
- Women’s Health & GynaecologySpecialist women’s health assessment and coordinated care.
- PhysiotherapySupport for pelvic-floor and physical function.
- Men’s HealthConfidential care for men’s urinary and pelvic concerns.
- Family MedicineContinuity of care across broader health needs.