FAQs

What is body sculpting?

Body sculpting includes surgical and non-surgical fat reduction procedures. These treatments reduce or remove stubborn pockets of fat to contour and shape different areas of the body.

Which body sculpting procedures are non-surgical?

Non-surgical body sculpting is also known as non-surgical fat reduction. There are many non-surgical fat reduction treatments including but not limited to:

ULTRASOUND CAVITATION—destroys fat cells by using low-frequency ultrasound waves to burst fat cells. This process heats and vibrates the layer of fat cells below the skin’s surface. The pressure eventually causes the fat cells to liquify and release into the bloodstream.

RADIOFREQUENCY—RF energy impacts the deeper dermal layers causing your skin to create more collagen; eventually tightening, smoothing, and firming the skin.

360° CRYOLIPOLYSIS—is commonly referred to as CoolSculpting or fat freezing, uses controlled cooling to break down fat cells. When the subcutaneous fat is cooled below body temperature but above freezing, the fat undergoes controlled cell death.

E-SCULPT—is the first energy device designed to build muscle mass and tone. It contracts muscle beyond what is possible through voluntary effort, yielding better muscle building and toning results.

Who is the best candidate for body sculpting?

The ideal candidate for body sculpting is someone who is close to their goal weight and wants to eliminate stubborn pockets of fat that are resistant to diet and exercise.

How long is the recovery period?

All of the treatments are non-invasive which means generally, you can resume daily activities immediately afterward. This also depends on the individual’s sensitivity to the treatments.

How long are the treatments?

Depending on the treatment, they can range from 30-60 minutes.

How many treatments are required?

Multiple treatments are required to deliver desired results.