01
Cross your legs before a sneeze
You brace automatically because a cough or sneeze can trigger a leak.
Pelvic Floor · Bladder Control · Austin
VTone Pelvic Floor Treatment for Bladder Leakage in Austin
Leak when you laugh, cough, sneeze or work out?
VTone uses intravaginal EMS and neuromuscular re-education to rehabilitate weak pelvic-floor muscles — the same muscle system that can contribute to stress, urge and mixed urinary incontinence. For the right patient, stronger pelvic-floor function can mean fewer moments of worrying about leaks and more freedom to move normally.
$50 consultation fee waived for first-time patients.
- FDA-cleared technology
- Private treatment
- No surgery
- Personalized intensity
Private consultation with Eva · Austin
Start Your Private VTone Consultation
Tell Eva what you are noticing. She will assess whether VTone, another option, or a medical referral fits best.
If You've Started Planning Around Leaks
Does this happen to you?
02
Leak when you laugh or cough
Everyday pressure catches your pelvic floor off guard.
03
Avoid jumping, running or workouts
Movement feels less carefree when you are planning around leakage.
04
Feel sudden urgency
The urge arrives quickly and reaching the bathroom can feel uncertain.
05
Feel weaker since childbirth
Pregnancy or delivery may have changed pelvic-floor strength and control.
06
Wear pads ‘just in case’
You prepare for an accident even when you are not sure one will happen.
07
Go more often or wake at night
Frequency and nocturia can have several medical causes and are not stand-alone VTone indications. Evaluation matters.
These symptoms can have different causes, but weak pelvic-floor muscles are one common contributor. When that is part of the problem, VTone can help rehabilitate the pelvic-floor muscle system directly.
Real Grace VTone Patient
This is why pelvic-floor strength matters.
“For the last 40 mins I have been able to play on the ground with my sons and I have not peed myself!”
C.C. sent Grace this message after VTone treatment and had already scheduled her next appointment.
Pelvic-floor treatment isn't really about a machine. It's about what becomes easier when leakage stops controlling the moment. For some women, that may mean laughing, exercising, traveling or simply playing with their children with less worry about an accident.
C.C. · Grace VTone Patient
Individual experiences vary.
FDA-Cleared Pelvic-Floor Technology
VTone was built for weak pelvic-floor muscles and urinary incontinence.
The InMode System with VTone Applicator is FDA-cleared to provide electrical stimulation and neuromuscular re-education for rehabilitation of weak pelvic-floor muscles for the treatment of stress, urge and mixed urinary incontinence in women.
In patient language: VTone can help women with stress, urge and mixed urinary incontinence when weak pelvic-floor muscles are contributing.
Not every bladder symptom is caused by weak pelvic-floor muscles, which is why Grace starts with a consultation.
FDA 510(k) K200293.
Not all bladder leakage is the same.
Pressure-related leakage
Stress
Leakage when pressure suddenly increases — coughing, sneezing, laughing, running, jumping, lifting or working out. VTone can be relevant when weak pelvic-floor musculature is part of the problem.
Sudden need to go
Urge
A strong urge followed by difficulty reaching the bathroom. Urgency, frequent urination and nighttime trips can have multiple causes. VTone's FDA-cleared indication includes urge urinary incontinence, but evaluation matters.
Stress + urge symptoms
Mixed
A combination of pressure-related leaks and urge symptoms. VTone is FDA-cleared for mixed urinary incontinence as part of pelvic-floor muscle rehabilitation.
Not sure which type sounds like you?
Direct Pelvic-Floor Muscle Stimulation
Think pelvic-floor rehabilitation — not a slogan.
A slim, anatomically designed intravaginal applicator delivers controlled low-frequency electrical stimulation. This creates involuntary pelvic-floor muscle contractions while providing neuromuscular re-education.
Many women know they “should do Kegels” but may struggle to identify, isolate or consistently train the right muscles. VTone directly stimulates pelvic-floor musculature in a controlled clinical setting rather than relying entirely on voluntary contractions.
Treatment intensity is adjustable according to patient tolerance. Grace does not use contraction-count comparisons.
When Muscle Isn't the Whole Story
VTone Strengthens the Pelvic Floor. EvolveV Adds the Tissue Side.
If tissue concerns are present too, adding FormaV creates Grace's EvolveV plan — available as the $599 EvolveV Special.
Tissue
FormaV
Controlled bipolar RF
Muscle
VTone
Pelvic-floor EMS
Both
EvolveV
FormaV + VTone
The EvolveV Special
FormaV
$499
First VTone
$299
Combined value $798
$599
FormaV plus your first VTone treatment for $599 when both are provider-approved for you.
Consultation and candidacy required. Individual treatment plans and results vary.
Official InMode Education
EmpowerRF in clinical practice.
This official overview introduces the broader EmpowerRF platform. Your Grace consultation determines whether VTone, FormaV, both or another path fits.
Research, Not Hype
Electrical pelvic-floor stimulation has been studied for decades.
FDA Clearance
VTone's intended use is unusually straightforward.
K200293 identifies electrical stimulation and neuromuscular re-education for rehabilitation of weak pelvic-floor muscles for treatment of stress, urge and mixed urinary incontinence in women. Clearance establishes intended use; it is not presented here as a clinical-efficacy trial.
Read FDA K200293Systematic Review
32 randomized trials evaluated intravaginal electrical stimulation.
The device-agnostic review reported improvements across portions of the literature in pad use and weight, leakage frequency, contraction strength, certain bladder measures and quality of life. Evidence was heterogeneous, and researchers called for stronger trials.
The broader literature supports intravaginal electrical stimulation as a promising pelvic-floor rehabilitation approach while research continues.
Read the systematic reviewCombination RF + EMS
What about women with more than one contributing problem?
A 2024 prospective study followed 31 women with moderate mixed urinary incontinence using FormaV bipolar vaginal RF, VTone pelvic-floor EMS and patient education. After three treatments spaced two weeks apart, 82% reported improvement on the Patient Global Impression assessment at three months.
This was a combination approach, not a VTone-only trial. Prospective study. Small sample. Individual outcomes vary.
Read the combination studyVTone, Kegels and pelvic-floor therapy are not the same thing.
Kegels
Voluntary contractions that are free, convenient and effective when performed correctly and consistently. Some women struggle to identify the right muscles, maintain technique or stay consistent.
VTone
Clinically delivered intravaginal electrical stimulation that directly stimulates pelvic-floor musculature at a controlled intensity. It does not rely entirely on the patient initiating every contraction voluntarily.
Pelvic-floor PT
Individualized assessment and rehabilitation with a trained therapist for strength, coordination, relaxation, pain, movement patterns and complex postpartum concerns. Some women may benefit from VTone, PT or both.
Who tends to ask Grace about VTone?
- Leaking with coughing, sneezing or laughing
- Leaking during exercise
- Stress incontinence
- Urge or mixed symptoms where weakness contributes
- Reduced strength after childbirth
- Difficulty effectively engaging the pelvic floor
- Interest in nonsurgical, muscle-focused care
- Interest in pelvic-floor rehabilitation without surgery
What does VTone feel like?
A slim, single-use intravaginal applicator is placed for treatment. Electrical stimulation produces controlled, rhythmic contractions of the pelvic-floor muscles, and intensity is increased according to your tolerance while you rest.
- No needles
- No incisions
- No general anesthesia
Appointment length is confirmed when you book.
Pelvic-floor strength is built — not switched on.
VTone is generally delivered as a series. Grace's current active package includes six treatments. Scheduling and intensity are personalized after consultation; no unverified interval or maintenance schedule is published here.
Some patients notice changes during the series, while others improve more gradually. Response can depend on the underlying cause, symptom severity, baseline strength, other medical factors and the recommended plan.
Individual experiences vary. No specific session is promised as the point when leakage will stop.
Clear Pricing
What Does VTone Cost at Grace?
Single VTone Session
$299
VTone Pelvic Floor · Series of 6
$1,199
The six-session series is Grace's standard VTone package for patients whose treatment plan calls for a full pelvic-floor rehabilitation course. Not every patient automatically requires six sessions; recommendations depend on the consultation and individual symptoms.
$50 consultation fee waived for first-time patients. No hidden treatment quote is required just to understand the cost.
When Muscle Isn't the Whole Story
What if you have leakage AND tissue changes?
Some women — particularly after childbirth or through age-related change — have more than one contributing concern. VTone focuses on pelvic-floor muscle rehabilitation. FormaV uses controlled tissue-focused bipolar radiofrequency.
Grace's EvolveV plan combines VTone + FormaV when both muscle and tissue appear relevant, such as postpartum weakness with laxity, leakage with tissue-quality change or another multi-factor concern.
Sometimes leakage needs a different kind of care.
Possible next steps may include gynecology, urogynecology, urology or pelvic-floor physical therapy.
Grace's goal is not to sell VTone to every woman with bladder symptoms. It's to identify when pelvic-floor muscle rehabilitation actually makes sense.
Experience With the Platform Matters
Grace has been recognized by InMode across EmpowerRF and Morpheus8.
Platform experience matters in a treatment whose intensity and plan must be matched to the patient. Grace's recognition reflects established experience across the InMode technologies used in Women's Wellness and advanced radiofrequency care.
Private Consultation
Find out whether pelvic-floor weakness is part of the problem.
Tell Grace what happens, when it happens and what you have started avoiding. The goal is a clear next step — VTone when muscle rehabilitation fits, or another kind of care when it does not.
$50 consultation fee waived for first-time patients.
VTone Questions
What women ask before treatment
Women's Wellness Cluster
Explore the concern — or the treatment.
Women's Wellness
Start with the muscle, tissue, both or something-else framework.
FormaV
Learn about controlled, tissue-focused bipolar radiofrequency.
Morpheus8V
Explore more intensive fractional RF microneedling for tissue remodeling.
Visit
Northland Drive, Central Austin
Grace MedSpa and Body Solutions treats patients from one Austin location, convenient to Northwest Hills, Allandale, Rosedale and the Domain. Patients also visit from West Lake Hills and Lakeway.
Hours
- Monday – Friday
- 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday – Sunday
- Closed
Flexible options