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WHAT IS SCULPSURE BODY CONTOURING?
SculpSure body contouring is a non-invasive technology for the reduction of stubborn fat. Each 25 minute procedure can destroy up to 24% of treated fat cells without surgery.
WHAT AREAS CAN BE TREATED WITH THE SCULPSURE LASER?
SculpSure treatments are FDA-cleared to reduce stubborn fat in the belly, love handles, back, thighs, and now under the chin.
ARE SCULPSURE TREATMENTS RIGHT FOR ME?
SculpSure treatments are ideal for people with trouble spots, particularly those that seem resistant to diet and exercise.
HOW MANY TREATMENTS WILL I NEED?
Every patient is different. Most people see the best results when they receive a series of treatments.
WILL I SEE RESULTS AFTER ONE TREATMENT?
Most patients require a series of treatments to achieve the results they desire. Results can be seen at six weeks after treatment, with optimal results typically seen at 12 weeks.
WHEN WILL I SEE RESULTS?
Patients may start to see results as early as 6 weeks following treatment as the body begins to eliminate the destroyed fat cells, with optimal results usually seen at 12 weeks.
HOW LONG WILL RESULTS LAST?
Treated fat cells are eliminated during treatment and will not regenerate. SculpSure is an excellent complement to a healthy lifestyle. Optimal benefits are best achieved in combination with diet and exercise.
HOW LONG BEFORE I CAN RESUME NORMAL ACTIVITIES?
A with a SculpSure treatment there is absolutely no downtime which allows you to resume your daily activities right away. Make it back to work for that post-lunch meeting, never miss a yoga class, hit the slopes or head to the beach. Nothing’s stopping you!
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FAT LOSS AND WEIGHT LOSS?
The number of fat cells stored in our bodies typically remains constant throughout adult life. As we lose weight, the size of fat cells become smaller but do not decrease in number. Even with diet and exercise, many people have difficulty losing weight in these trouble areas. After the SculpSure treatment, the fat cells are permanently destroyed and will not return.