Pelvic Floor Therapy
28,000 Contractions. Fully Clothed.
Non-invasive pelvic floor strengthening powered by functional magnetic stimulation. Sit in a chair, stay fully clothed, and rebuild the muscles that kegels alone can't reach.
Ready to talk about pelvic floor?
Three simple questions. We'll follow up within 24 hours.
Your Journey
Start Where You Want
The Science
How functional magnetic stimulation reaches muscles kegels can't.
Who It's For
Men, women, postpartum, seniors — broader audience than most people think.
What to Expect
A 28-minute session, fully clothed, in a private room.
Book a Visit
Start with a comprehensive exam to see if pelvic floor therapy fits.
Not Your Grandmother's Kegels
The Strongest Contractions You'll Never Feel You Made
A single 28-minute session delivers the equivalent of 28,000 supramaximal pelvic floor contractions — more than most people do voluntarily in months or years of kegel exercises.
The difference is that the magnetic field reaches the deep stabilizing muscles most people can't consciously activate. You sit in a chair, fully clothed, while the device does the work. No pressure, no probes, no embarrassment.
It's the same category of technology used by elite athletes for rehab and by women recovering from pregnancy — finally available as part of a comprehensive care plan in Lakewood Ranch.
What It Supports
Research-Backed Benefits
Fully Clothed & Non-Invasive
Sit in a specialized chair in your street clothes. No probes, no undressing, no preparation. The only non-invasive pelvic floor treatment in the area.
28,000+ Contractions Per Session
A volume of strengthening that would be physically impossible to achieve through Kegel exercises or traditional PT alone.
For Men, Women, and Seniors
Pelvic floor dysfunction affects every age and both genders. This is not a postpartum-only treatment.
Treats Multiple Conditions
Urinary incontinence, diastasis recti, core weakness, pelvic organ support, and post-surgical pelvic recovery.
Hear From Our Team
Pelvic Floor Therapy at The Roots
Real interview clips from Dr. Logan and our staff answering the questions most patients are too shy to ask.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The device delivers approximately 1,000 supramaximal contractions per minute across a 28-minute session. That's roughly 28,000 contractions per session — more than most people perform voluntarily in a year of kegels.
No. While pelvic floor rejuvenation is highly effective for postpartum recovery, it is designed for a much broader population. Men, women, and seniors all benefit from pelvic floor strengthening. Conditions like urinary incontinence, core weakness, and diastasis recti are common across all age groups and genders.
No. You remain fully clothed throughout the entire session. You simply sit in a specialized chair while the functional magnetic stimulation technology works through your clothing. There is nothing invasive, nothing uncomfortable, and no preparation required.
No. Most patients describe it as a 'rhythmic pulsing' or 'tapping' sensation. It's not painful and you can adjust the intensity throughout the session. If anything feels off, we turn it down.
A standard course is 6–8 sessions over 3–4 weeks. Dr. Logan will build a specific plan based on your exam findings and goals. Maintenance sessions after the initial course are optional.
Pregnant patients, people with pacemakers or metal implants in the treatment area, and patients with certain medical conditions are screened out during the comprehensive exam. That's one of the reasons we don't sell pelvic floor therapy as a walk-in service.
The quiet epidemic
One in three
women. Rarely said.
The treatment experience
Fully clothed. Fully seated. Completely non-invasive.
Torque Release Technique, every visit.
Precision over pressure.
Seniors reclaiming mobility and confidence.
The hallway that's greeted 2,800+ patients.
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What to expect
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Core Strength?
Experience functional magnetic stimulation as part of a comprehensive care plan.
*Includes consultation, neurological exam, scans & x-rays (if needed)