I'm a 59 yr old woman, considering SculpSure for my thighs, arms, and abdomen. My doctor thinks I'm a good candidate. Please explain this light/laser therapy, scientifically? What is it on the light/laser scale in science terms? I've see the videos and photos, but don't understand the procedure. Also, will my body revert in 5 or 10 years in some weird way? Will this ruin my body? I am active and work out eat carefully, but have trouble losing 20 pounds, post menopause.
Answer: SculpSure Thank you for your question. SculpSure utilizes heat on the subcutaneous fat to destroy it. Meanwhile, the feeling of heat on your body is counteracted through Contact CoolingTM technology to prevent damage to the skin and keep you, the patient, comfortable. I suggest that you next consult in person with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.
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Answer: SculpSure Thank you for your question. SculpSure utilizes heat on the subcutaneous fat to destroy it. Meanwhile, the feeling of heat on your body is counteracted through Contact CoolingTM technology to prevent damage to the skin and keep you, the patient, comfortable. I suggest that you next consult in person with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.
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September 27, 2016
Answer: #sculpsure/#Body Contouring/ #Hi Definition Procedures Sculpsure is a noninvasive 1060nm diode laser treatment that removes up to 25% of stubborn fat in the treated area in 25 minutes.It is FDA approved for the abdomen and flanks. It is safe if you get pregnant in the future.The body contouring effects are seen in as quick as six weeks with final results at 12 weeks. The results are permanent as long as you maintain your weight and health.The laser targets and destroys the fat cells only which are then naturally removed from the body. Since the laser does not affect the skin or muscle it can be used on all skin colors and there has been no reported incidents of burns when treated by a properly trained physician. It is protective since it alternates heating and cooling. It has four applicators that can be customized to treat the areas of stubborn fat. If a second treatment is needed we wait at least six weeks and usually closer to 12.
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September 27, 2016
Answer: #sculpsure/#Body Contouring/ #Hi Definition Procedures Sculpsure is a noninvasive 1060nm diode laser treatment that removes up to 25% of stubborn fat in the treated area in 25 minutes.It is FDA approved for the abdomen and flanks. It is safe if you get pregnant in the future.The body contouring effects are seen in as quick as six weeks with final results at 12 weeks. The results are permanent as long as you maintain your weight and health.The laser targets and destroys the fat cells only which are then naturally removed from the body. Since the laser does not affect the skin or muscle it can be used on all skin colors and there has been no reported incidents of burns when treated by a properly trained physician. It is protective since it alternates heating and cooling. It has four applicators that can be customized to treat the areas of stubborn fat. If a second treatment is needed we wait at least six weeks and usually closer to 12.
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September 16, 2016
Answer: SculpSure and Fat Melting SculpSurekills fat cells and eliminates them permanently. The only sideeffects I've seen are short-term bruising, swelling, lumpiness andsoreness. This should all subside within days to months. Finalresults take about three to four months to see. Your body will not“revert,” unless you gain weight. Please see an expert. Best, Dr.Emer
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September 16, 2016
Answer: SculpSure and Fat Melting SculpSurekills fat cells and eliminates them permanently. The only sideeffects I've seen are short-term bruising, swelling, lumpiness andsoreness. This should all subside within days to months. Finalresults take about three to four months to see. Your body will not“revert,” unless you gain weight. Please see an expert. Best, Dr.Emer
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Answer: SculpSure SculpSure is an extremely effective non-surgical body contouring procedure. Ideal for treating stubborn pockets of fat, it is a specifically designed laser to target the fat cells, heating them so that they effectively die. Patients can expect about a 23% fat reduction in the treated areas. Very safe, the side effects include bruising and swelling. It typically takes at least 2 treatments for your final results, spaced 6-8 weeks apart. Hope this helps.
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Answer: SculpSure SculpSure is an extremely effective non-surgical body contouring procedure. Ideal for treating stubborn pockets of fat, it is a specifically designed laser to target the fat cells, heating them so that they effectively die. Patients can expect about a 23% fat reduction in the treated areas. Very safe, the side effects include bruising and swelling. It typically takes at least 2 treatments for your final results, spaced 6-8 weeks apart. Hope this helps.
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February 23, 2017
Answer: SculpSure Results Thank you for your question. SculpSure™ is FDA- approved and non-invasive treatment in killing fat cells in unwanted areas such as flanks, abdomen, upper arms, thighs, knees, and other locations with fat deposits. The heating energy of the SculpSure™ laser also causes the production of collagen and elastin, making the treated area look firmer and younger. Please note that while it does kill fat cells it does not treat cellulite. For more information, I recommend getting a in person consultation with a board-certified dermatologist.
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February 23, 2017
Answer: SculpSure Results Thank you for your question. SculpSure™ is FDA- approved and non-invasive treatment in killing fat cells in unwanted areas such as flanks, abdomen, upper arms, thighs, knees, and other locations with fat deposits. The heating energy of the SculpSure™ laser also causes the production of collagen and elastin, making the treated area look firmer and younger. Please note that while it does kill fat cells it does not treat cellulite. For more information, I recommend getting a in person consultation with a board-certified dermatologist.
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