Stress incontinence
Leaks with cough, sneeze, run, or jump. Postpartum, post-menopause, or age-related. Often resolved with Emsella + targeted therapy.
A 60–90 minute new-patient consult with Dr. Berman. We listen, we work it up, we make a plan together.
Leaks. Urgency. Pelvic pressure or pain. Prolapse symptoms. These are not the price of childbirth or aging — they are diagnosable conditions with treatments most patients never get offered.
Overactive bladder treatment, stress incontinence care, urinary urgency, pelvic pain, and Emsella support in Beverly Hills for greater Los Angeles patients.
Leaks with cough, sneeze, run, or jump. Postpartum, post-menopause, or age-related. Often resolved with Emsella + targeted therapy.
Sudden, hard-to-defer urge with leakage. Overactive bladder. Treatable with combined behavioral, pharmacological, and device protocols.
Going more than 8× a day, waking 2+ times a night, urgency without leakage. Often hormonal, sometimes neurological.
Pressure, bulge, dragging sensation. Cystocele, rectocele, uterine prolapse. Diagnosed by exam; treated medically or surgically based on grade.
Chronic pelvic pain, painful intercourse, pelvic floor hypertonicity. Multidisciplinary workup — gynecology, urology, neurology, PT.
Three or more documented infections in twelve months. Hormonal evaluation, vaginal estradiol, prophylactic protocols, behavioral changes.
Detailed obstetric, surgical, and urological history. Symptom diary and bladder diary review.
Pelvic exam, prolapse staging, post-void residual, urinalysis, hormone panel. Imaging or urodynamics when indicated.
Emsella sessions, pelvic floor PT referral, vaginal estradiol, surgical referral, or pessary fitting — chosen based on diagnosis, not catalog.
Re-evaluation at 4–6 weeks, then quarterly. Symptom score retake, regimen tuning, escalation only when warranted.
Health intake + bladder diary submitted online before the first appointment.
60–90 min in-person. Pelvic exam, prolapse staging, treatment plan drafted on the spot.
First Emsella sessions begin (typical course is 6 sessions, twice weekly), or hormonal/medication protocol initiated.
Symptom score retake. Therapy adjustments. Pelvic floor PT progress review.
Most patients see meaningful symptom reduction by this point. Focus shifts to maintenance protocol and long-term plan.

Yes. The pelvic and urinary health evaluation covers overactive bladder, urinary urgency, frequency, stress incontinence, urge incontinence, recurrent UTIs, pelvic pain, and prolapse symptoms.
Many Los Angeles patients search those terms when they have bladder leakage, urgency, prolapse symptoms, or pelvic pain. Dr. Berman is a urologist and women's wellness physician; she evaluates the medical picture and coordinates pelvic floor therapy, Emsella, medication, hormones, or surgical referral when needed.
Emsella is a high-intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM) device that contracts the pelvic floor muscles thousands of times per session — the equivalent of an intensive Kegel workout, while you stay clothed and seated. Published trials show meaningful improvement in stress and urge incontinence in about 75% of women across a 6-session course.
Most pelvic-floor patients do not. Surgery is reserved for advanced prolapse or refractory cases. We refer to highly vetted surgical urogynecologists when surgery is clearly indicated — and only then.
No, we operate fully out-of-network. However, Berman Women's Wellness provides detailed superbills for our Beverly Hills appointments and nationwide telehealth consultations, which you can submit to your provider for partial reimbursement. We also gladly accept HSA and FSA cards.
You will see Dr. Berman directly. Every initial comprehensive consultation at Berman Women's Wellness is conducted by Dr. Berman herself, whether in-person at our Beverly Hills clinic or via telehealth. Follow-ups may involve our specialized clinical team, but Dr. Berman remains the direct supervising physician for every single patient's protocol.
Emsella patients often notice change after the third session, with full effect at 3 months. Pelvic floor PT is generally 8–12 weeks. Hormonal protocols 4–8 weeks.
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