Body · Pelvic floor
Tone & VTone
Lift Aesthetics Sydney
Bondi Junction
Different concerns need different assessments. Explore body muscle stimulation and pelvic floor care with a clinician.
A consultation comes before a treatment decision.
Individual suitability, risks and outcomes vary.
Understand the approach.
Tone and VTone use electrical muscle stimulation (EMS). Tone is discussed for body muscle groups such as the abdomen and buttocks; VTone uses an intravaginal applicator for pelvic floor muscle stimulation.
These are distinct applications. A pelvic floor concern deserves assessment of symptoms and medical history, including whether physiotherapy, medical care or another approach is appropriate.
What we can discuss
- Body muscle tone concerns
- Pelvic floor symptoms and function
- Postpartum concerns after medical clearance
Before you decide.
Your assessment
The consultation identifies the concern and whether stimulation is suitable. Ask about the exact applicator, intensity, session schedule and other care that might form part of your plan.
Recovery & aftercare
The existing clinic information describes a return to daily activities after sessions. Your experience may differ; confirm what to expect, what discomfort is acceptable and when to contact the clinic.
Clinic aftercare information ↗Risks & suitability
Discuss pregnancy, medical devices such as pacemakers, pelvic symptoms and your full medical history. Not every person or symptom is suitable for stimulation treatment.
A little more clarity
Your questions,
answered.
What is the difference between Tone and VTone?
Tone is discussed for body muscle groups; VTone uses an intravaginal applicator for pelvic floor stimulation. The assessment, treatment area and care plan differ.
How many sessions are usually discussed?
The previous clinic guide describes a series of sessions. The actual number, spacing and any maintenance should be decided after individual assessment.
Does this replace pelvic floor physiotherapy?
A clinician can discuss whether physiotherapy or another management approach is appropriate. Do not assume a device treatment replaces assessment or prescribed exercises.
Can I have treatment after childbirth?
Postpartum care should begin with medical assessment and clearance. Discuss your recovery and any symptoms before considering treatment.
A conversation with the doctor.
Meet Dr Liz Golez ↗
A conversation
before a decision.
Bring your questions. Understand your options. Meet with the Lift team in Bondi Junction and take the time you need.
General information only. Your clinician will assess suitability and explain the benefits, risks and alternatives for your individual circumstances. A consultation does not commit you to treatment.