Body
Incontinence / pelvic floor weakness
Urinary incontinence is far more common than you might think — in women and men — and can be treated well without surgery.
Do you recognise this?
- The complaint affects what you wear or do
- You have already tried a lot yourself, without lasting effect
- It has been going on for more than six months
- You would rather not talk about it, but it does bother you
Do you recognise several points? That says nothing yet about what is needed — we assess that together during a consultation.
What is it and what causes it?
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Urinary incontinence can significantly affect daily life and is often accompanied by embarrassment, even though an effective, non-surgical treatment exists that trains and strengthens the pelvic floor muscles.
Possible treatment directions
Directions, not a prescription. Which one suits you — or whether treatment is needed now — we decide together.
advice from the specialist
“These complaints often go unspoken for too long. There is almost always more possible than people think.”
Lidy Knigge · KNMG cosmetic physician, BIG-registered · NVCG member
Would you like to know what makes sense in your situation? Start with a consultation — 30 minutes, without obligation.