Infinity Health and Body - Mansfield

Hi Charming241101- while titanium based implants and clips are considered MRI / E-M energy safe, there is some risk that they may heat up slightly during the treatment. This risk is greater if the clamps are alloy, meaning they contain other metals mixed in with the titanium. If you can confirm the clamps are 100% titanium, your risk of any adverse effects is very low. Hope that helps.

Cheers - Dr C

Yes, you can definitely use EMSCULPT to build leg muscle - quads, glutes, and calves. There are various protocols built into the unit depending on your goals - fat reduction, muscle build, or both. In our practice, we use the muscle building-focused protocols to build muscle for strength and injury recovery. Good luck!

While I alway advise exercising caution, I think you will be fine to undergo EMSCULPT. The abdominal protocol does not stimulate the smooth muscle of the gastrointestinal tract to any meaningful degree (it would be a messy procedure for us all if it did!) and therefore you should not have issues related to the prior adhesions. Regarding the hamstring issue- two things: 1, the HIFEM energy will not penetrate far enough to meaningfully impact the titanium screws, and 2, there is little to no hamstring stimulation you will experience that would put that prior injury at risk. I have had some of my patients (and myself!) experience strong hip flexor contractions during the procedure to the point of lifting one or both legs off the table intermittently, but this would not impact the hip extensors muscles such as the hamstring. Enjoy!