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Ematrix should be safe during breastfeeding, but this is a question that you may also ask your obstetrician and pediatrician. Ematrix does not release any chemicals into the skin so it should be safe. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles
Typically, we don't recommend eMatrix during breastfeeding or pregnancy. You should discuss this with your obstetrician. We perform eMatrix in our Williamsville, NY office. Best,Dr. Karamanoukian
eMatrix delivers energy via RF or Radiofrequency . For a more in-depth explanation see the video below as I explain the treatment levels, and how the machine actually works. Obviously don't breast feed AT THE SAME time- that doesn't make sense and would be a logistical nightmare! But in between feeds, absolutely 100% fine. This is because the radio frequency pulse is delivered on the skin, and doses not affect breast milk in any way. Totally, 100% safe. If you are having local anaesthetic, especially a high concentration e.g.. 23/7- my recommendation is that you express feed prior, then wait 3-4 hours before resuming normal breast feeding. All the bestDr Davin LimLaser DermatologistBrisbane, Australia.
There are no conclusive reports about this because we just don't test lasers and procedures like this on people who are pregnant or breastfeeding. So, really, for the health of your baby it's just best to wait until you are done breastfeeding, unless you and all your physicians agree it's something you want to undergo anyway.
Thank you for your question about these medical devices. eMatrix uses RF energy and delivers it in a sublative manner, not disrupting the spidermis of the skin, the most superficial layer of the skin when used in low energy settings. eMatrix is used to treat atrophic acne scars, some...
Again, properly used treatments for appropriate indications results in success and high satisfaction rates from patients.We use sublative technology with eMatrix for acne scar remodeling, increasing skin tone (elasticity due to collagen deposition) and the treatment of fine wrinkles (a good side...
This sounds like swelling along each of the pinpoint areas, which is normal when treating on higher settings. There really isn't a way to "burn" with eMatrix because there's no light or laser component to it, and using the higher settings really does give better results. However, the higher...
