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CELLUVIA RESTORE™ | FOR WOMEN

Strength Starts Deeper.

Pelvic Floor + Deep Core Muscle Training

Comfortable. Non-invasive. Fully clothed. Approximately 30 minutes.

CELLUVIA RESTORE™ FOR WOMEN

Strength Starts Deeper.

Pelvic Floor + Deep Core Muscle Training

Comfortable. Non-invasive. Fully clothed. Approximately 30 minutes.

Does This Sound Familiar?

Your pelvic floor can change through different stages of life.

Bladder leaks when you laugh, cough or exercise
Feeling less pelvic-floor strength than before
Changes after pregnancy or childbirth
Changes associated with aging or menopause
Difficulty effectively engaging your pelvic-floor muscles
Wanting stronger deep-core support

You don't have to wait until pelvic-floor weakness becomes a

bigger concern to start strengthening these muscles.

UNDERSTANDING YOUR PELVIC FLOOR

Your Pelvic Floor Does More Than You May Realize

Your pelvic floor is a group of muscles that forms a supportive base beneath the pelvis. These muscles work together with your deep core and help support the bladder, bowel and pelvic organs.

Like other muscles in the body, pelvic-floor muscles can become weaker or more difficult to engage effectively through different stages of a woman's life.

PREGNANCY • CHILDBIRTH • PERIMENOPAUSE • MENOPAUSE • AGING

The challenge?
You can't see these muscles working — and it isn't always easy to know whether you're activating them correctly.

IS RESTORE™ WORTH EXPLORING?

Who May Benefit From Pelvic-Floor Muscle Training?

Women explore pelvic-floor strengthening for many different reasons. You don't have to wait for pelvic-floor changes to significantly interfere with everyday life before learning more.

Bladder Support

Pelvic-floor muscles play an important role in bladder support and urinary control, including during coughing, sneezing, laughing and exercise.

Pelvic-Floor Strength

Focus on muscles that may feel weaker or can be difficult to identify and engage voluntarily.

After Pregnancy & Childbirth

Pregnancy and childbirth can place significant demands on the pelvic floor. After appropriate recovery, some women want additional support rebuilding pelvic-floor strength.

Perimenopause & Menopause

Pelvic-floor function can change as women move through different stages of life, making muscle strength and awareness increasingly important.

Active Lifestyles

Running, jumping, lifting and other activities can increase demand on the pelvic-floor support system.

Deep-Core Support

Your pelvic floor doesn't work alone. It functions together with the deeper core muscles as part of the body's support system.

Difficulty With Kegels

Because pelvic-floor muscles are hidden, some women find it difficult to identify whether they are contracting the correct muscles during traditional pelvic-floor exercises.

Proactive Pelvic Wellness

Restore™ isn't only for women already experiencing significant symptoms. Some women simply want to be proactive about pelvic-floor strength.

THE CELLUVIA RESTORE™ EXPERIENCE

What If Kegels Aren't the Whole Answer?

Pelvic-floor exercises can be valuable, but these muscles are hidden and can sometimes be difficult to identify and activate correctly.

Sit Comfortably. Stay Fully Clothed.

During a Celluvia Restore™ session, you remain comfortably seated and fully clothed while electromagnetic stimulation activates the pelvic-floor muscles. Intensity is adjusted for your individual comfort.

Approximately 30 Minutes

Fully Clothed

Non-Invasive

Adjustable Intensity

Private. Comfortable. Personal.

Does This Sound Familiar?

Your pelvic floor can change through different stages of life.

Bladder leaks when you laugh,

cough or exercise
Feeling less pelvic-floor strength than before
Changes after pregnancy or childbirth
Changes associated with aging or menopause
Difficulty effectively engaging your pelvic-floor muscles
Wanting stronger deep-core support

You don't have to wait until

pelvic-floor weakness becomes a

bigger concern to start strengthening these muscles.

UNDERSTANDING YOUR PELVIC FLOOR

Your Pelvic Floor Does More Than You May Realize

Your pelvic floor is a group of muscles that forms a supportive base beneath the pelvis. These muscles work together with your deep core and help support the bladder, bowel and pelvic organs.

Like other muscles in the body, pelvic-floor muscles can become weaker or more difficult to engage effectively through different stages of a woman's life.

PREGNANCY • CHILDBIRTH • PERIMENOPAUSE • MENOPAUSE • AGING

The challenge?
You can't see these muscles working — and it isn't always easy to know whether you're activating them correctly.

IS RESTORE™ WORTH EXPLORING?

Who May Benefit From Pelvic-Floor Muscle Training?

Women explore pelvic-floor strengthening for many different reasons. You don't have to wait for pelvic-floor changes to significantly interfere with everyday life before learning more.

Bladder Support

Pelvic-floor muscles play an important role in bladder support and urinary control, including during coughing, sneezing, laughing and exercise.

Pelvic-Floor Strength

Focus on muscles that may feel weaker or can be difficult to identify and engage voluntarily.

After Pregnancy & Childbirth

Pregnancy and childbirth can place significant demands on the pelvic floor. After appropriate recovery, some women want additional support rebuilding pelvic-floor strength.

Perimenopause & Menopause

Pelvic-floor function can change as women move through different stages of life, making muscle strength and awareness increasingly important.

Active Lifestyles

Running, jumping, lifting and other activities can increase demand on the pelvic-floor support system.

Deep-Core Support

Your pelvic floor doesn't work alone. It functions together with the deeper core muscles as part of the body's support system.

Difficulty With Kegels

Because pelvic-floor muscles are hidden, some women find it difficult to identify whether they are contracting the correct muscles during traditional pelvic-floor exercises.

Proactive Pelvic Wellness

Restore™ isn't only for women already experiencing significant symptoms. Some women simply want to be proactive about pelvic-floor strength.

THE CELLUVIA RESTORE™ EXPERIENCE

What If Kegels Aren't the Whole Answer?

Pelvic-floor exercises can be valuable, but these muscles are hidden and can sometimes be difficult to identify and activate correctly.

Sit Comfortably. Stay Fully Clothed.

During a Celluvia Restore™ session, you remain comfortably seated and fully clothed while electromagnetic stimulation activates the pelvic-floor muscles. Intensity is adjusted for your individual comfort.

Approximately 30 Minutes

Fully Clothed

Non-Invasive

Adjustable Intensity

Private. Comfortable. Personal.

More Care. More Included. More Value.

Restore isn't meant to feel like walking into a clinic,

sitting in a chair and being sent out the door.

Your experience is private, comfortable and personal.

CELLUVIA RESTORE™

A Different Kind of Wellness Experience.

More Care. More Included. More Value.

Restore isn't meant to feel like walking into a clinic,

sitting in a chair and

being sent out the door.

Your experience is private,

comfortable and personal.

CELLUVIA RESTORE™

A Different Kind of Wellness Experience.

PELVIC-FLOOR FACTS FOR WOMEN

Why Pelvic-Floor Strength Matters

Tap each topic to learn more.

Pelvic-Floor Strength

The pelvic floor is a group of muscles and connective tissues at the base of the pelvis. These muscles help support the bladder, bowel and pelvic organs and contribute to bladder and bowel control.

Bladder Support

Pelvic-floor muscles help support the bladder and contribute to urinary control. They are especially important when abdominal pressure increases during activities such as coughing, sneezing, laughing, running or jumping.

Pregnancy & Childbirth

Pregnancy and childbirth place increased demands on the pelvic floor. These life events are recognized factors associated with pelvic-floor changes and urinary incontinence in women.

Perimenopause & Menopause

Pelvic-floor and urinary symptoms can occur during midlife and after menopause. Pelvic-floor muscle strength and function remain important throughout these stages of life.

Active Lifestyles

Running, jumping, lifting and other physical activities can increase pressure inside the abdomen. The pelvic-floor muscles are part of the muscular system that responds to these changes in pressure.

Deep-Core Connection

The pelvic floor does not work alone. It works together with the diaphragm, abdominal muscles and other deep core muscles as part of a coordinated system that contributes to support and stability.

Why Kegels Can Be Difficult

Pelvic-floor muscles are internal and cannot be seen working. Some women have difficulty identifying the correct muscles or knowing whether they are performing a pelvic-floor contraction correctly.

Pelvic-Floor Muscle Training

Pelvic-floor muscle training is a recognized conservative approach used to improve pelvic-floor muscle strength and control. It is commonly recommended as a first-line approach for several types of urinary incontinence in women.

PELVIC-FLOOR FACTS FOR WOMEN

Why Pelvic-Floor Strength Matters

Tap each topic to learn more.

Pelvic-Floor Strength

The pelvic floor is a group of muscles and connective tissues at the base of the pelvis. These muscles help support the bladder, bowel and pelvic organs and contribute to bladder and bowel control.

Bladder Support

Pelvic-floor muscles help support the bladder and contribute to urinary control. They are especially important when abdominal pressure increases during activities such as coughing, sneezing, laughing, running or jumping.

Pregnancy & Childbirth

Pregnancy and childbirth place increased demands on the pelvic floor. These life events are recognized factors associated with pelvic-floor changes and urinary incontinence in women.

Perimenopause & Menopause

Pelvic-floor and urinary symptoms can occur during midlife and after menopause. Pelvic-floor muscle strength and function remain important throughout these stages of life.

Active Lifestyles

Running, jumping, lifting and other physical activities can increase pressure inside the abdomen. The pelvic-floor muscles are part of the muscular system that responds to these changes in pressure.

Deep-Core Connection

The pelvic floor does not work alone. It works together with the diaphragm, abdominal muscles and other deep core muscles as part of a coordinated system that contributes to support and stability.

Why Kegels Can Be Difficult

Pelvic-floor muscles are internal and cannot be seen working. Some women have difficulty identifying the correct muscles or knowing whether they are performing a pelvic-floor contraction correctly.

Pelvic-Floor Muscle Training

Pelvic-floor muscle training is a recognized conservative approach used to improve pelvic-floor muscle strength and control. It is commonly recommended as a first-line approach for several types of urinary incontinence in women.

CELLUVIA

15111 Main Street, A 104

Mill Creek, WA 98012

(425)971-3815

welcome@celluvia.com

www.celluvia.com

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CELLUVIA

15111 Main Street, A 104

Mill Creek, WA 98012

(425)971-3815

welcome@celluvia.com

www.celluvia.com

Contact

Newsletter

Unlock members-only perks, early access to specials, and expert insights on energy, oxygen, and longevity.

Celluvia Wellness Lounge - 15111 Main Street Suite A104, Mill Creek, WA 98012 Phone: 425-971-3815
Celluvia Wellness Lounge | Pelvic Floor Chair for Women Mill Creek WA | Celluvia Restore™

DISCLAIMER

All services at Celluvia™ Wellness Lounge are non-medical and intended solely for general wellness, relaxation, and cellular support. Our sessions are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Please consult your licensed healthcare provider for any medical concerns.

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Celluvia Wellness Lounge - 15111 Main Street Suite A104, Mill Creek, WA 98012 Phone: 425-971-3815
Celluvia Wellness Lounge | Pelvic Floor Chair for Women Mill Creek WA | Celluvia Restore™.

DISCLAIMER

All services at Celluvia™ Wellness Lounge are non-medical and intended solely for general wellness, relaxation, and cellular support. Our sessions are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Please consult your licensed healthcare provider for any medical concerns.

Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions