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David Singh, MD

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1 Sears Dr., Ste. 406, Paramus, New Jersey
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Can you advise on my treatment plan for Emsculpt on the buttocks?

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Several studies were performed to identify the ideal number of sessions required for an Emsculpt treatment. They looked at patients who underwent 4 sessions as well as 6 and 8 sessions. While 6 consecutive sessions (spread out over 3 weeks) showed a small additional benefit over the results of 4 sessions, 8 consecutive sessions (over 4 weeks) did not show a significant difference. The treatment is actually still working 12 weeks out. However, there is definitely a benefit to do a single additional session about 3 months out and quarterly thereafter. But, for best results, keep working out and squatting to help your results along! Best of luck!

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Is Asclera (polidoconal) a Safer Sclerosant Than Sodium Tetradecyl Sulfate?

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)

Thank you for your question.

We routinely use both Asclera and STS in treatment of spider and varicose veins.  If a severe allergic reaction is reported to one, we do not use the other. While I prefer Asclera over STS (for less pigmentation changes), I would not recommend  its use if you had an anaphylactic reaction to STS. 

I would consider hypertonic saline or if your veins a small and isolated, laser treatment. 

I hope this helps.  


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