I had a hip replacement in December 2017. Should I avoid Emsculpt? Could it damage the new joint with the energy waves?

Thank you for a great question. There is absolutely no downtime and no need to avoid gym prior, during or after your EmSculpt sessions. Many of our patient workout prior to their treatment and some even feel an extra energy boost after their session that they want to go to the gym...

Hi MM, As with any treatment it is most important to make sure that you are a candidate for Emsculpt and that there are not any contra-indications to having it prior to your procedure.  If you were my patient I would have you see your hernia surgeon to make sure that it is well healed and ...

Yes absolutely.  Emsculpt uses HIFEM (Electromagnetic pulsed energy) to achieve supramaximal contractions of your muscles emulating doing 20,000 crunches in a 30 minute session.  It is clinically proven to build muscle and also melt fat simultaneously.  However, Emsculpt is not...

When trying to target specific muscle groups, high current electrical muscle stimulation is superior to an electromagnetic field. The Trusculpt Flex uses 30 mAmp of current (vs commercial EMS devices that use less than 10mAmp) which can cause the same supramaximal contraction as the Emsculpt but...

Thank you for your question.  There is limited information as EMSCULPT is a recent FDA cleared and the world's first one and only HIFEM technology laser treatment to stimulate, build and tone muscles of the abdomen and buttock area. The BTL company has a website which...

Thank you for your question.  The short answer to your question is that there is nothing permanent about the anti-aging process and if you don't protect something or don't use it for a long time, you simply lose the benefit . In other words, the results are permanent or semi...