Dr. Catie Harris is a board-certified nurse practitioner with 25 years in practice. She always provides the reasoning behind your care plan, so you know what you’re receiving and why.

Consultation Required?
Yes
Treatment Timeline
30 to 45 minutes per session
Treatment Frequency
6 sessions, 1 week apart
Duration of Results
Cumulative, with maintenance as needed
What It Does
- Strengthen pelvic floor muscles
- Reduce urinary leakage
- Retrain nerve and muscle response
- Improve vaginal tone
What VTone Treats
When Kegels Aren’t Enough
Women who ask us about VTone in Philadelphia have usually put in the work already, doing Kegels to strengthen their pelvic floor, only for leaks to show up anyway. When the exercises aren’t working, VTone reaches the muscles Kegels miss.
Explore Your Possibilities
Build My Treatment Plan
Get Help With
- Stress urinary incontinence
- Urge urinary incontinence
- Mixed urinary incontinence
- Pelvic floor weakness
- Postpartum pelvic floor changes
- Reduced sensation during intimacy
- Vaginal laxity
- Difficulty holding a Kegel
How VTone Works
Our Process
Not Sure Where to Start?
Answer a few questions, and we will show you which treatments actually fit your concerns.
It takes about 2 minutes.


Why Choose Philly
Wellness Center
Why clients love us.
Sessions are short and simple. You can book VTone in Philadelphia on a lunch break and go back to your afternoon.
Leaking rarely stands alone. We look at hormones, tissue quality, and muscle strength together, so your plan addresses every potential cause.

What Brings People to Our Wellness Center
The treatments that address your concerns
Low Energy
Fatigue that sleep does not fix usually traces to hormones, thyroid, inflammation, or metabolic function.
Menopause
Hot flashes, sleep loss, weight changes, and mood shifts, treated based on lab work instead of age.
Erectile Dysfunction
Discreet evaluation and treatment, including hormone optimization and regenerative options that support circulation and tissue health.
Wrinkles
Neuromodulators and fillers soften lines. A clinician explains what each one does.
Hair Loss
Restoration approaches that address the scalp, hormones, and nutrient gaps driving hair thinning.
Sagging Skin
Collagen-stimulating treatments including microneedling with radiofrequency energy to tighten and lift without surgery.
Skin Texture & Pores
Resurfacing and medical-grade skincare improve tone, smooth texture, and reduce visible pore size.
Pelvic Floor Weakness
Non-surgical strengthening for leaks, urgency, and the changes that follow childbirth and menopause.
Low Libido
Hormone evaluation and treatment for loss of desire that has a measurable cause.
Why the Muscle Responds
Muscles Forget Their Job
Pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause weaken the pelvic floor. Muscles that lose their signal stop firing when you need them.
Contractions You Cannot Fake
Electrical stimulation triggers deeper contractions than Kegels can. One session delivers what weeks of home exercises attempt.
Nerves Relearn the Pattern
Strength alone will not stop a leak. Neuromuscular re-education teaches the nerves to utilize those muscles again at the right moments.
Progress Is Cumulative
The pelvic floor answers to training the way any muscle does. Each session builds on the one before, so results are gradual.
Frequently Asked Questions
The number of sessions you need depends on how weak the pelvic floor has become. Most women complete 6 sessions spaced about 1 week apart. We set your schedule at your consultation.
Most clients feel steady muscle contractions, close to a strong Kegel they did not have to perform. The intensity is adjustable, and a session runs about 30 to 45 minutes.
Yes, and that is why many women come to us. Kegels depend on finding and holding the right muscle, which can be difficult or dangerous if performed incorrectly. VTone in Philadelphia does the recruiting for you, so the muscle gets worked whether or not you can isolate it by yourself.

Ready When You Are
Pick Your Next Step
Book a consultation, build a treatment plan, or just send us a message. Whichever way you start, you will talk to somebody who sees the whole picture.






