Everybody is different, do your homework

Corrected version please delete previous: Your insinuation that the pictures are altered is without merit. First, you have no proof and if you look closely at the detail of the individual's thighs you will see a brown mole on the right leg or left side of the photo that appears in all but the first pic. Second, because she did not take the picture at the same angle as the subsequent ones that show progressive undesirable results from the treatments does not mean that the pix are altered. Show us your before and after pix of your facial treatments. Anyone can say anything hiding behind a computer monitor. Third, where did you get the impression that the poster did not receive her "product," as you put it rather than a service, from a doctor? Everything I've read explicitly suggests that these treatments were performed in a medical facility setting claiming to be a board certified cosmetic medical doctor or/and his or her representative claiming to be certified in administering such advertised procedures. Finally, don't forget, these cosmetic surgeons post before and after pictures to sell their products/services with pictures that cast the subjects in different lighting, different camera filtering, without and with facial makeup, etc. Therefore, if you want to accuse someone of trying to deceive the public about cosmetic procedures, I would suggest you direct your criticism toward the ones making the biggest profit from us with false claims in many cases to take advantage of our vanity or propensity to want to look our best.

I think is not reacting different to things, I believe is the person who is doing the treatment . The same happened to me and they ruin my body, they melted the little fat I had that was giving me shape and they made my body saggy. It is the technician , not the machine or the product...

I absolutely agree Jane. I am an Exilis tech and have been for 5 years and have NEVER seen anything like this. The pictures do look tampered.

no, not worth it

I’ve literally done the stuff for 10 or 12 years and if you actually know the science of radio frequency an ultrasound therapy it’s got nothing to do with drastic anything I cannot physically do anything this is off so this is a strange reaction possible I need it’s like it made her body eat its own dermis layer and basically left Lucky fat layer with no cushion to disguise it it would say that radio frequency waves liquefied her collagen that’s pretty crazy I’m sure their hesitation is because of this confusion it doesn’t mean that you wouldn’t expect somebody to want to do everything to make you happy but they offer a refund and amount does include liability I’m just stating this for the poster who I’m sure already knows this but we do need to understand that there is going to be consulting with lawyers on their side and everything else because refund is directly tied to admission of responsibility or liability and all that sort of stuff obviously noones saying its the patients fault