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I the procedure

Pelvic Rehabilitation Post-Childbirth & Age-Related Recovery.

A weakened pelvic floor doesn't have to be lived around. Whether the change came after childbirth or with time, structured rehabilitation restores more function than most women expect.

Educational content only. Individual results vary. Always consult a qualified gynaecologist for a personalised assessment.

II your options

Every path considered. You choose after the assessment.

β · beta

Non-surgical

  • Biofeedback-Guided Pelvic Floor Training

    6–8 sessions

    Sensor-guided sessions with a specialist physiotherapist.

    Downtime · None Result · Long-term with maintenance
  • RF Pelvic Floor Therapy

    4 sessions

    Controlled thermal energy to stimulate tissue restoration.

    Downtime · None Result · 12 months
  • Post-Partum Recovery Program

    6 weeks

    6-week structured plan combining physio, diet and hormone support.

    Downtime · None Result · Foundational
  • Prolapse & Incontinence Management

    Ongoing

    Assessment, pessary fitting and structured strengthening.

    Downtime · None Result · Personalised
At a glance
Method Sessions Downtime Result lasts
Biofeedback-Guided Pelvic Floor Training 6–8 sessions None Long-term with maintenance
RF Pelvic Floor Therapy 4 sessions None 12 months
Post-Partum Recovery Program 6 weeks None Foundational
Prolapse & Incontinence Management Ongoing None Personalised
III what recovery looks like
  1. 01

    Week 1

    Assessment; program is written and scheduled.

  2. 02

    Week 2–8

    In-clinic sessions with home practice between.

  3. 03

    Week 12

    Progress review; plan adjusted.

  4. 04

    Ongoing

    Quarterly maintenance if needed.

IV investment
Priced after we meet.

Exact cost confirmed after your consultation. Every plan is itemised in writing. Financing options available on request.

V common questions
How soon after childbirth can I start? +

Most women start around week 6 post-partum, once cleared by their obstetrician.

Is it painful? +

No — sessions are non-invasive and typically feel like a mild warming or muscle-training sensation.

Do I need surgery instead? +

Most patients recover fully with non-surgical rehabilitation. Surgery is discussed only if rehab plateaus.

Can I keep exercising during the program? +

Yes — the plan is built around your existing activity, not against it.

Is the physiotherapist female? +

Yes — our pelvic-floor physiotherapist is a female specialist.

VI · Ready when you are

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