Diapers are for Babies, Not for Women.

Say No to Incontinence!

Freeing Women from the embarrassing BLADDER LEAKS when they laugh, sneeze, cough, run, and jump with the use of a magical life-changing technology.

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Incontinence Treatment in Michigan

FREE yourself once and for all from the embarrassing Bladder LEAKS when you laugh, sneeze, cough, run, and jump! Get to the bathroom on time without fear.  Only 28 minutes on this miraculous chair results in over 11,000 Kegel contractions to your pelvic floor!!! Free yourself from wearing pads, diapers and liners once and for all!!

You will be under the direct supervision of the pioneering physician, Dr. Joseph Berenholz who published , with his colleagues, the first investigational papers on this magical life-changing technology.

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Meet Dr. Joseph Berenholz Michigan Center for Women’s Health

Dr. Berenholz, always an innovator, tested the first Emsella chair in the United States. He was asked by the BTL Corporation to perform a study on the effectiveness of the electromagnetic chair for the treatment of incontinence. 20 women with varying degrees of urge incontinence and stress urinary incontinence were selected for the study. It should be noted that the Emsella chair was FDA cleared.

For 35 years Dr. Joseph Berenholz has been at the forefront of Vaginal Rejuvenation in Michigan and has led major advances in the field of obstetrics and gynecology. The last 20 years have included his interest in Labiaplasty, cosmetic gynecology and has offered 1200+ women in Michigan, his expertise in vaginal rejuvenation surgery as well as labiaplasty, labia minora and labia majora reduction surgeries.

Having trained with Dr. David Matlock in Beverly Hills California as well as with Dr. Red Alinsod in Laguna Beach California, Dr. Berenholz was the first physician in the Midwest to introduce laser vaginal surgery.

Emsella for Men:
No Need to suffer losing urine or bladder control

Prostatectomy is a traumatic event for any man whether for the treatment of cancer or just for enlarged prostate. There is no need for a man to suffer losing urine or bladder control after prostatectomy.

  • 90,000 PROSTATECTOMIES annually in the United States.
  • 174,000 diagnosed with prostate cancer every year
  • Most common complication? INVOLUNTARY LOSS OF URINE!!

Our Location

Michigan Center for Women’s Health
30445 Northwestern Hwy. Suite 100
Farmington Hills, MI 48334