YOU ARE NOT ALONE
Chronic pelvic pain is common, real, and too often overlooked.
Up to 1 in 4
women worldwide live with chronic pelvic pain, including about 15% of women in the U.S.
7+ years
is how long women in our clinical trial had lived with pain, on average, before joining.
Doctor after Doctor
Women with pelvic pain have more office and ER visits, tests, and surgeries, yet many still feel dismissed.
Up to 1 in 4
women worldwide live with chronic pelvic pain, including about 15% of women in the U.S.
Doctor after Doctor
Women with pelvic pain have more office and ER visits, tests, and surgeries, yet many still feel dismissed.
If you have been told your pain is "all in your head," it isn't. Pelvic pain is a real medical condition, and you deserve care that listens. SoLá was built by physicians who have spent their careers treating pelvic pain, with one goal: compassionate relief, backed by science.
HOW SOLÁ WORKS
A hidden source of pain, and a gentle way to reach it.
Whatever the diagnosis (endometriosis, bladder pain, or irritable bowel syndrome), as many as 9 in 10 women with pelvic pain also have tight, tender pelvic muscles that keep pain signals going.
Relaxes Tight Muscles
A small, smooth wand delivers near-infrared light directly to the pelvic floor muscles, which may help them release tension.
Supports Healthy Blood Flow
The light is thought to improve circulation, bringing oxygen and nutrients to sore, tense tissue.
Calms Pain at the Cell Level
Light energy fuels mitochondria, the power source in your cells, and may help quiet the chemical signals of pain.
Whatever the diagnosis (endometriosis, bladder pain, or irritable bowel syndrome), as many as 9 in 10 women with pelvic pain also have tight, tender pelvic muscles that keep pain signals going.
A hidden source of pain, and a gentle way to reach it.
Care Grounded in Real Science
You deserve a recovery plan built on results. SoLá Pelvic Therapy is supported by clinical research and the experiences of over one thousand women who have successfully found a way to ease their persistent pelvic pain. SoLá Pelvic Therapy has not been evaluated or cleared by the FDA for the treatment of CPP or other disease or disorder. SoLá Pelvic Therapy is presently available through an IRB-approved registry at multiple clinics across the United States.
What to Expect
A small, smooth, single-use sterile wand, about the width of a finger. Treatment takes a few minutes of light, right in your gynecologist's office.
Common Questions
Is this a safe choice for my body?
Our treatment is designed to be gentle and uses near-infrared light. In our clinical trial, there were no serious device-related side effects. Your gynecologist will review the risks, benefits, and alternatives with you before you begin.
How does light energy work?
It works through photobiomodulation, a process in which light energy influences how cells function. This may help tight muscles relax, improve circulation, and support your body’s natural recovery. Learn More
How soon will I notice a change?
Everyone responds differently, and many women notice a difference within a few visits. In our clinical trial, nearly half of the women treated with SoLá reported little or no pain at 3 months, compared with about 1 in 5 who received a look-alike sham treatment.
Will there be side effects?
Most people find the treatment comfortable. The wand is small and smooth. In our clinical trial, side effects were uncommon and temporary, and there were no serious device-related side effects.
What does a treatment schedule look like?
A typical journey involves 8 sessions, usually once or twice a week. Most of our patients start to see their comfort levels improve after the first 3 to 5 visits.
How long will I be at the clinic?
The light treatment itself takes less than 5 minutes. Plan on about 20 minutes in total, which includes a short pain survey and reviewing a chart of your symptom progress with your clinician. Learn More
Who will be helping me?
You will be in the hands of your trusted gynecologist and staff. Every provider is specifically trained to ensure you feel supported and cared for at every single visit.
Is there insurance coverage?
SoLá has a Category III CPT code (1026T) from the American Medical Association, but most insurers do not yet have coverage policies for it. Many clinics offer it as a cash-pay service. We can provide documentation if you would like to submit a claim or check whether your HSA or FSA can be used. Learn More
Can I begin my treatment today?
You may be able to start soon. SoLá is currently offered at gynecology centers across the USA through an IRB-approved registry. After a consultation to confirm the treatment is right for you, and with your consent, you can begin care while helping us collect data that helps other women. SoLá Pelvic Therapy has not been evaluated or cleared by the FDA for the treatment of pelvic pain or other disorders. Learn More