The majority of our clients see immediate results, up to 4cm smaller in the pelvic width. That said, Pelvic Restoration Treatment works differently for everyone, depending on your symptoms, progress, and how well you stick to the plan. For a complete recovery and lasting results, we recommend mothers get consistent, ongoing treatment.

For vaginal birth, you may start one month after childbirth. For a C-section, you may start 3 – 6 months after, possibly earlier depends on individual recovery.

We recommend at least 8 sessions to gently stimulate your body’s points and bring back elasticity to your pelvic muscles, and at least 10 sessions and above for optimal results. The goal is to recover pelvic function and help close any gaps in the pelvic bones.

This treatment is available exclusively at our centre, as it requires our Indiba machine for optimal results.

Don’t worry, our trained therapists will assess your condition and make sure you’re fully relaxed before performing the postpartum pelvic restoration treatment. Some may experience slight soreness after a session, which will usually improve within 48 hours.

Our Indiba Pelvic Restoration is a great option for postpartum mothers to reduce urinary incontinence and strengthen pelvic floor muscles.

Our postpartum pelvic care treatment is designed for mothers seeking relief from pelvic discomfort and better overall pelvic health after childbirth. It’s also suitable for women and men of all ages looking to improve urinary incontinence, strengthen pelvic floor muscles, and for women to enhance intimate wellness.

• Pregnant Women.
• Women Experiencing Menstruation.
• Individuals with Major Health Conditions: This includes those diagnosed with malignant tumours, cancer, heart disease, arrhythmias, epilepsy, severe hypertension, diabetes, or anyone who has recently undergone major surgery. Consultation with a doctor is essential to evaluate safety based on your recovery status.
• People with Internal Medical Devices: Including those with artificial fillings, pacemakers, defibrillators, neurostimulators, drug pumps, etc., due to potential interference or risks posed by the treatment.
• If You Have Skin Wounds, the treatment should be avoided or not applied to areas with wounds to prevent infection or worsening of the condition.
• Postprandial (After Eating): Avoid abdominal treatments for at least one hour after meals to prevent discomfort.
• Metal Objects: Remove all metal objects worn on the body before treatment and ensure no metal objects are present on clothing to avoid interference or injury.

Yes, it’s safe and suitable for breastfeeding mums, so you can enjoy the treatment without affecting your milk supply.