You know you should do your pelvic floor exercises. Almost nobody does. So we built a course that does them for you.
£499 for all six sessions, usually £600 · ten places a month · no downtime
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It starts small. A bit of a leak when you sneeze. Then you stop wearing the light trousers. Then you check where the toilets are before you go anywhere new. Then you skip the trampoline with the kids.
Nothing about it is dramatic. That is why it wins. It shrinks your life one small choice at a time, and you barely notice it happening.
You are nowhere near alone in this.
A study of more than 3,000 women going through the menopause found 57% of them had some degree of leaking. One in four was using protection or changing underwear several days a week.
And here is the part that should make you angry. Across nearly 20,000 women in another study, only a quarter had ever mentioned it to a doctor. A 2025 survey found that fewer than 15% of women with symptoms had been assessed or treated for them.
So most women carry this. Most women say nothing. And the ones who do get told to do their pelvic floor exercises.
Then you try. You do them for four days. You forget on day five. You remember in the car two weeks later. And you feel like the problem is you.
It isn't you. It's the ask.
Pelvic floor exercises work. Doctors recommend them first for good reason. But they ask you to do a thing you cannot see, cannot feel much of, and cannot check you are doing right. Several times a day. For months.
Even the most disciplined person is not going to do that every day for months on end. Researchers say the same thing. One paper puts it plainly: the training is tedious and monotonous, it is hard to be sure you are doing it right, and patients find it hard to stick with.
You sit down in the treatment recliner. A pad resting on the seat makes a strong magnetic field. That field reaches the pelvic floor muscles and makes them contract, over and over, deeper than you can squeeze on your own.
You feel a strong tapping and a pulling. Most people find it strange for the first two minutes and forget about it after that. Bring your phone.
Forty minutes later you stand up and go back to your day. No recovery. No soreness. No time off.
Think of it like a gym session for a muscle you cannot reach.
Twenty minutes with a clinician, free. We check this suits you, and we tell you honestly if it doesn't.
Sitting down with your phone in your hand. Around three to four weeks from first session to last.
No recovery, no soreness, no time off. You stand up and walk back out into Manchester.
Six weeks from now, on an ordinary Tuesday.
We will keep this short, and we will tell you where every number comes from.
120 women were given either real magnetic stimulation or a dummy machine that looked and sounded identical. After two months, 75% of the real group had responded compared with 21.7% of the dummy group.
Lim et al., 2017, The Journal of Urology. Randomised, double-blind, sham controlled, n=120
Across five studies of chair-based magnetic stimulation, incontinence severity fell by 9.85 points on the ICIQ-UI SF, the standard questionnaire for this, which is a 74.4% reduction at 12 weeks. It held at roughly 71 to 72% out at nine to twelve months.
Sacarin et al., 2025, Journal of Clinical Medicine. Systematic review, five studies, n≈219
Pooling four randomised trials, women given magnetic stimulation lost 5g less urine per 24 hours on a weighted pad test than those given a placebo treatment, and had significantly fewer leaks. Two larger 2025 reviews, covering 24 studies and 17 trials, reached the same conclusion on symptoms and quality of life.
Peng et al., 2019, Medicine, four RCTs, n=232 · Yang et al., 2025 · Li et al., 2025
A 2024 randomised study of 50 postmenopausal women compared pelvic floor exercises alone against the same exercises plus this treatment. The treatment group scored higher on the Female Sexual Function Index at eight weeks. This is a questionnaire that looks at many aspects of sexual well-being. Plenty of women care about this part and never bring it up.
Elgayar, 2024, Obstetrics & Gynecology Science, n=50 · Sacarin et al., 2025
So here is our honest pitch. This is not magic. It is the same first-line treatment your GP would point you toward. The difference is that it is delivered in a way you will actually finish.
Six appointments in your diary instead of six months of trying to remember.
for all six sessions · Manchester city centre
£499 is our special introductory price. Down from £600.
We take ten new pelvic floor clients a month. This is so we can give each client the attention they deserve, and so the clinic never feels overcrowded or like you are being hurried.
When the ten are gone, they're gone until the following month.
Do all six sessions and if you don't feel a difference, tell us. We'll book you a seventh and we won't charge for it.
No form to fill in and no case to argue. You know whether something has changed, and we'd rather give you another session than have you walk out thinking £499 went nowhere.
This is a medical clinic. Not a spa with a machine in the corner.
Every treatment here is overseen by Dr Callum Shields. He spent seven years in the NHS in ear, nose and throat surgery before moving into longevity medicine, and opened Thriyv in Manchester in November 2025.
You won't only see him. A team of trained practitioners delivers the sessions and looks after you across the whole course, so there is always someone who knows where you are up to.
As such, we are able to accommodate preferences for both male and female practitioners.
CQC registered. We are inspected and regulated like any other healthcare provider. Provider ID 1-26750488175.
You will get a proper assessment before your first session. If we do not think this is right for you, we will tell you, and you will not be charged.
We would rather turn you away than take £499 and disappoint you.
You have carried this for a while, and you have told yourself you would sort it out at some point. This is six visits and forty minutes each. You sit down, and you let the machine do the reps.
£499 for all six sessions · assessment included · ten places a month
