Female Urinary Incontinence Treatment in Riyadh
Stress, Urge & Mixed UI
🎥 Dr. Dina Rezk — daily embarrassment isn't something you need to get used to
Urinary incontinence — the involuntary leakage of urine — is one of the most common yet undertreated conditions in women, but it is highly treatable. From pelvic floor physiotherapy and the Tesla Chair to bladder Botox and midurethral sling surgery, Dr. Dina Rezk's Riyadh clinic offers a complete, stepped-care pathway tailored to your type of incontinence and your goals.
Quick Summary: Urinary incontinence in women is a common, treatable condition ranging from occasional light leaking to complete loss of bladder control. Treatment spans from 20-minute non-surgical sessions to 1-hour surgical procedures, chosen according to whether you have stress, urge, or mixed incontinence. Consultation SAR 500.
View PricingWhat Is Urinary Incontinence in Women? The Complete Guide
Urinary incontinence is not a normal part of aging, nor is it something you have to live with. It is a medical condition with highly effective, evidence-based treatments. In women, incontinence most commonly relates to pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause — all of which can weaken pelvic floor muscles and alter bladder function.
The good news is that almost all women with urinary incontinence can be helped. The key is identifying the correct type of incontinence, as treatment differs significantly between stress, urge, and mixed forms.
With Dr. Dina Rezk in Riyadh, every treatment plan is personalised to your symptoms, lifestyle, and goals — starting with the least invasive options and advancing only when necessary.
Why Women Seek Treatment for Urinary Incontinence
Stop Leaking
Regain control during coughing, sneezing, laughing, or exercise — without pads or fear.
Sleep Through the Night
Reduce or eliminate frequent nighttime urination (nocturia) that disrupts rest.
Exercise Freely
Return to running, jumping, and high-impact activities without worry.
Restore Confidence
Eliminate the embarrassment and social anxiety that incontinence causes.
Improve Intimacy
Remove the fear of leakage during sexual activity and restore spontaneity.
Avoid Surgery
Many women achieve excellent results with non-surgical treatments alone.
One-Time Solutions
For persistent cases, minimally invasive procedures offer lasting relief in a single session.
Understanding Your Type: The Key to Effective Treatment
Identifying the correct type of incontinence is essential, as treatments differ significantly. Dr. Rezk conducts a thorough assessment to determine your specific type before recommending any intervention.
| Type | Cause | Typical Symptoms | Best Treatment Approach |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stress Incontinence | Weakness in the urinary sphincter and/or pelvic floor muscles | Leakage with coughing, sneezing, laughing, jumping, lifting, exercise | Pelvic floor therapy → Minimally invasive procedures → Sling surgery |
| Urge Incontinence | Bladder muscle (detrusor) contracts uncontrollably at low volumes | Sudden, severe urge to urinate; leakage on the way to toilet; triggers like running water, cold weather, "key in the door" | Bladder training → Medication → Botox injections → Neuromodulation |
| Mixed Incontinence | Combination of stress and urge mechanisms | Features of both types; one symptom usually predominates | Treat predominant symptom first; combined approaches |
| Overflow Incontinence | Chronic urinary retention; bladder doesn't empty fully | Constant dribbling; feeling of incomplete emptying; weak stream | Address underlying cause; catheterisation if needed |
| Functional Incontinence | Physical or cognitive limitations preventing normal toileting | Leakage due to inability to reach toilet in time | Mobility aids, scheduled toileting, caregiver support |
How Much Does Urinary Incontinence Treatment Cost in Riyadh?
All-inclusive pricing — consultation, diagnostic assessment, treatment, and follow-up care. No hidden fees.
| Treatment | Price (SAR) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Initial Consultation & Assessment | SAR 500 | Includes history, examination, and treatment planning |
| Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Package | SAR 2,000 | 6–8 sessions with specialist continence physiotherapist |
| Tesla Chair (EMTT) — 6 Sessions | SAR 4,500 | Non-invasive pelvic floor strengthening; fully clothed |
| O-Shot PRP | SAR 3,500 | Natural tissue regeneration; improves mild stress UI |
| Bladder Botox Injections | SAR 6,000 | For urge incontinence; lasts 6 months on average |
| Periurethral Bulking Agents | SAR 8,000 | Minimally invasive; for stress incontinence |
| Midurethral Sling Surgery | SAR 15,000 | Gold-standard surgical treatment for stress incontinence |
| Combined Treatment Package | Price on consultation | Multiple modalities tailored to complex or mixed UI |
Factors Affecting Treatment Cost
- Type and severity of incontinence — stress, urge, or mixed; mild, moderate, or severe
- Previous treatments tried — affects whether conservative or advanced therapy is indicated
- Need for diagnostic testing — urodynamic studies, bladder diary, post-void residual measurement
- Treatment modality selected — non-surgical, minimally invasive, or surgical
- Combined procedures — addressing incontinence alongside vaginal rejuvenation or prolapse repair
- Number of sessions required — especially for physiotherapy or neuromodulation
Your Path to Continence: Step by Step
Dr. Dina Rezk conducts a comprehensive one-to-one evaluation. This includes a detailed history of your symptoms, obstetric history, lifestyle factors, and a physical examination. You may be asked to complete a 3-day bladder diary. Depending on your presentation, additional tests such as urodynamic studies or post-void residual measurement may be recommended.
Based on your assessment, Dr. Rezk presents a tailored treatment plan. This follows evidence-based stepped care: beginning with the least invasive options and advancing only if needed. Your preferences, lifestyle, and goals are central to this decision.
Most women respond well to first-line treatments:
- Lifestyle modifications — fluid management, caffeine reduction, weight optimisation
- Bladder training — scheduled voiding and urgency suppression techniques
- Pelvic floor muscle exercises (Kegels) — with or without biofeedback guidance
- Tesla Chair (EMTT) — non-invasive electromagnetic pelvic floor strengthening
For women who don't achieve sufficient improvement with conservative measures:
- Bladder Botox injections — for urge incontinence; reduces bladder muscle overactivity
- Periurethral bulking agents — for stress incontinence; adds support around the urethra
- Posterior tibial nerve stimulation (PTNS) — for urge incontinence; office-based neuromodulation
For persistent, bothersome stress incontinence when other treatments have failed: midurethral sling surgery — the gold-standard procedure with >77% cure/significant improvement rate lasting up to 11 years.
⏱ 1 hour procedure time; same-day dischargeRegular follow-up ensures treatment success and allows for adjustments. For ongoing conditions, maintenance treatments (e.g., repeat Botox every 6 months) are scheduled as needed.
What to Expect After Treatment
| Timeframe | Activity Status |
|---|---|
| Immediately | Most non-surgical treatments: return to normal activities same day |
| 24–48 hours | Minor discomfort from injections resolves; resume light exercise |
| 1 week | Return to desk work and normal daily routines |
| 2–4 weeks | Gradual return to strenuous exercise (after sling surgery) |
| 4–6 weeks | Sexual activity may resume (after surgical procedures) |
| 6–8 weeks | Full recovery from sling surgery; final results evident |
| 3 months | Reassessment of conservative treatments; adjust plan if needed |
| 6 months | Repeat Botox or maintenance session if indicated |
Who Is an Ideal Candidate for Treatment?
✓ Suitable Candidates
- Stress incontinence: leakage with coughing, sneezing, laughing, or exercise
- Urge incontinence: sudden, uncontrollable urge to urinate with or without leakage
- Mixed incontinence: combination of both stress and urge symptoms
- Overactive bladder: frequent urination, urgency, nighttime waking
- Post-childbirth incontinence not improved by pelvic floor exercises
- Menopausal incontinence related to hormonal changes
- Good overall health with no active urinary tract infection
- Realistic expectations about treatment outcomes
- Women who have completed their family planning (for surgical options)
✗ Not Currently Suitable
- Pregnant women (treatment deferred until after delivery)
- Active urinary tract or pelvic infection
- Untreated bladder stones or tumours
- Neurological conditions affecting bladder function (require specialist referral)
- Women planning future pregnancies who desire surgical treatment
Treatment Options Compared: Finding Your Best Path
| Factor | Pelvic Floor Therapy | Tesla Chair (EMTT) | Botox Injections | Midurethral Sling |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Mild stress or urge UI | Mild–moderate stress UI | Moderate–severe urge UI | Moderate–severe stress UI |
| Mechanism | Muscle strengthening | Electromagnetic stimulation | Paralyse overactive bladder muscle | Support urethra with synthetic mesh |
| Results | Gradual improvement over 12+ weeks | Noticeable after 4–6 sessions | 58% cure rate; lasts ~6 months | 77%+ cured or significantly improved; up to 11 years |
| Anaesthesia | None | None | Local or sedation | General or spinal |
| Procedure time | 30 min sessions | 30 min sessions | 15–30 min | 1 hour |
| Downtime | None | None | None | 2–4 weeks |
| Sessions needed | 6–12 over 3 months | 6 over 3 weeks | Every 6 months | One-time |
| Your price | SAR 2,000 | SAR 4,500 | SAR 6,000 | SAR 15,000 |
Surgical vs. Non-Surgical: Making the Right Choice
| Factor | Non-Surgical & Minimally Invasive | Surgical (Sling) |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Mild–moderate incontinence; women avoiding surgery | Moderate–severe stress UI; failed conservative treatment |
| Invasiveness | Low to minimal | Moderate |
| Recovery | Immediate to 1 week | 4–6 weeks |
| Durability | Variable; may require maintenance | Permanent; may need revision after many years |
| Risks | Minimal (infection, temporary discomfort) | Small risks of urgency symptoms, difficulty urinating, infection, groin pain |
| Success rate | 30–75% improvement | 77%+ cured or significantly improved |
Dr. Dina Rezk will recommend the most appropriate option based on your type of incontinence, severity, previous treatments, and personal preferences at consultation.
Benefits of Urinary Incontinence Treatment with Dr. Dina Rezk
Specialist Gynaecological & Urogynaecological Expertise
Advanced training in female pelvic medicine ensures accurate diagnosis and optimal treatment selection.
Personalised, Stepped-Care Approach
Treatment begins with the least invasive options and advances only when necessary — respecting your body and preferences.
Private Women-Only Setting
Consultations, treatments, and any procedures occur entirely in a private, women-only clinical environment.
Same-Day Discharge (Procedures)
Minimally invasive and surgical procedures are day-case — no overnight stay required.
Restored Quality of Life
Return to exercise, social activities, and intimacy without the burden of pads or fear of leakage.
Comprehensive Aftercare
Detailed post-treatment instructions, direct WhatsApp access to your care team, and scheduled follow-up appointments.
Meet Dr. Dina Rezk SCFHS-Registered Aesthetic Gynaecologist
Dr. Dina Rezk — specialist in aesthetic gynaecology and female pelvic health with over 13 years of experience in Riyadh. She holds an International Fellowship in Aesthetic & Reconstructive Gynaecology (Europe) and advanced training in pelvic floor reconstruction and urogynaecology. Registered with the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS).
Clinic: MOH-licensed · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
"Urinary incontinence is one of the most common yet undertreated conditions I see. Women often suffer in silence for years, not realising that effective, dignified solutions exist. My goal is to help every woman regain control and confidence."
Why Trust Dr. Dina Rezk?
🏅 Medical Qualifications
- SCFHS Registered — Aesthetic Gynaecology
- International Fellowship in Aesthetic & Reconstructive Gynaecology (Europe)
- Advanced Certification in Pelvic Floor Reconstruction & Urogynaecology
- 10+ Years Clinical Experience in Riyadh
🎖️ Clinic & Safety Standards
- SFDA-compliant procedures · MOH-compliant advertising
- Accredited day-surgery facility with private recovery suite
- Riyadh — women-only environment
Frequently Asked Questions: Urinary Incontinence Treatment in Riyadh
Is urinary incontinence a normal part of aging?
How do I know what type of incontinence I have?
What is the first-line treatment for urinary incontinence?
How effective is pelvic floor physiotherapy?
What is the Tesla Chair, and does it really work?
How long do Botox injections for bladder incontinence last?
What is a midurethral sling, and is it safe?
How much does urinary incontinence treatment cost in Riyadh?
What is the recovery time after sling surgery?
Will treatment improve my quality of life?
Can I combine incontinence treatment with other procedures?
Does insurance cover urinary incontinence treatment?
"Urinary incontinence is one of the most common yet undertreated conditions I see. Women often suffer in silence for years, not realising that effective, dignified solutions exist. My goal is to help every woman regain control and confidence."— Dr. Dina Rezk, SCFHS-Registered Aesthetic Gynaecologist, Riyadh
Our Patients' Experiences with Urinary Incontinence Treatment
Before making your decision, here are real patient experiences from women in Riyadh who treated their urinary incontinence using different approaches — from the Tesla Chair to bladder Botox and surgery — with full details from consultation to final results.
"After two babies, I couldn't run or even sneeze without leaking. I was using pads daily and it was humiliating. The Tesla Chair changed everything — 6 sessions and I'm back to my morning runs pad-free. I sat fully clothed, read a book, and felt the muscles working. Incredible."
6 sessions over 3 weeks · Fully clothed · Back to running after session 4 · Zero pain
"I was waking up 5–6 times a night and couldn't make it to the bathroom in time. It was controlling my life. Dr. Dina explained Botox simply and honestly. The procedure took 20 minutes, and within two weeks I was sleeping through the night again. I get it redone every 6 months and it's worth every riyal."
20-minute procedure · Results within 2 weeks · Repeat every 6 months · Life-changing improvement
"I'd tried everything — physio, medication, even another procedure that didn't work. The sling was my last hope. Dr. Dina was thorough, patient, and never made me feel rushed. Six weeks after surgery, I went to my daughter's wedding and danced all night without a single leak. I cried with relief."
1-hour surgery · Same-day discharge · Full recovery at 6 weeks · Permanent results
"I wanted to fix the laxity from childbirth AND the leaking that came with it. Dr. Dina did both in one surgery. The recovery was very manageable with clear instructions, and the WhatsApp support was reassuring. I feel like myself again — actually, better than before my babies."
Combined 2-hour procedure · Addressed two concerns in one recovery · Permanent results
"I was convinced I'd need surgery, but Dr. Dina insisted we try conservative options first. Pelvic floor therapy, bladder training, and losing 8kg resolved 90% of my symptoms. I appreciated her honesty — she didn't push surgery when it wasn't needed."
12-week physiotherapy programme · Lifestyle modification · 90% symptom improvement · No surgery needed
⚠️ Individual results may vary based on anatomy, incontinence type, and medical condition. All treatments are performed under the supervision of Dr. Dina Rezk, Aesthetic Gynaecologist, licensed by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties.
Book Your Private Urinary Incontinence Consultation
You don't have to live with leaking. Effective, dignified treatment is available — and it starts with a conversation. Schedule a private, obligation-free consultation with Dr. Dina Rezk. Written treatment plan and quote provided. Complete discretion guaranteed.
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Medical References
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- American Urological Association & Society of Urodynamics, Female Pelvic Medicine and Urogenital Reconstruction. (2024). Guideline on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Overactive Bladder (Non-Neurogenic) in Adults.
- American Urological Association. (2023). Surgical Treatment of Female Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI) Guideline.
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- Mayo Clinic Health System. (2025). Too Embarrassed to Ask: Is Urinary Incontinence in Women Treatable?
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📍 Clinic Locations — Al Olaya & Izdihar District, Riyadh
Dr. Dina Rezk's aesthetic gynecology clinic has two locations in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Al Olaya district and Izdihar district (Uthman Ibn Affan Rd.) — easily accessible from all parts of the city. The clinic provides a completely private, comfortable environment for all urinary incontinence and aesthetic gynecology treatments in Riyadh.