I have had 7 treatments already in my stomach, flanks and legs. I haven't seen some much different there, but I have noticed fat growing in other part of the body, arms (biceps), butt. What should I do?
July 3, 2018
Answer: SculpSure and fat elsewhere Thank you for your question. Any procedure to reduce fat demands stablilty of weight otherwise you can put on fat in other areas of the body. If you weight it stable, this is usually minimal but stability of weight is simply mandatory. Many patients require more than one session of treatments also to get the best result.
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July 3, 2018
Answer: SculpSure and fat elsewhere Thank you for your question. Any procedure to reduce fat demands stablilty of weight otherwise you can put on fat in other areas of the body. If you weight it stable, this is usually minimal but stability of weight is simply mandatory. Many patients require more than one session of treatments also to get the best result.
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July 2, 2018
Answer: Not due to SculpSure With SculpSure (or any fat cell destructive procedure), the fat cells treated are PERMANENTLY killed, which means that they do not travel elsewhere, and there is no side effect in any other part of the body. If you notice that there is "fat growing" in other areas of the body, it is likely because the fat cells you already have there are growing larger. This is likely because of an imbalance of caloric intake and output (too much food or too little exercise). If you have a scale, and know what your weight was before SculpSure, it may be helpful to step on the scale and see what you weigh now. Good luck!
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July 2, 2018
Answer: Not due to SculpSure With SculpSure (or any fat cell destructive procedure), the fat cells treated are PERMANENTLY killed, which means that they do not travel elsewhere, and there is no side effect in any other part of the body. If you notice that there is "fat growing" in other areas of the body, it is likely because the fat cells you already have there are growing larger. This is likely because of an imbalance of caloric intake and output (too much food or too little exercise). If you have a scale, and know what your weight was before SculpSure, it may be helpful to step on the scale and see what you weigh now. Good luck!
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