I am a female in my 50s. I'm not overweight and am in pretty good physical shape. However, I would like my thighs to be slimmer and look more toned, especially in shorts and a swimsuit. I live in a warm climate so my legs are on display much of the year. I've read about both procedures but am not sure which would be best and most cost-effective.
November 2, 2021
Answer: CoolSculpting CoolSculpting can be administered in a variety of areas on the body, including the jaw and chin area, lower and upper abdomen, back, arms, and thighs. The process works through the use of cryolipolysis freezing technology. You can do Emsculpt after to tighten the muscles.
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November 2, 2021
Answer: CoolSculpting CoolSculpting can be administered in a variety of areas on the body, including the jaw and chin area, lower and upper abdomen, back, arms, and thighs. The process works through the use of cryolipolysis freezing technology. You can do Emsculpt after to tighten the muscles.
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August 15, 2020
Answer: Typically Emsculpt would be the winner, or a different option all together Usually for thigh toning and/or slimming I'd chose Emsculpt over coolsculpting. I have treated thighs with good success in building muscle and improving skin quality. It isn't talked about much, but I find in most of my Emsculpt patients the skin quality appears significantly improved (not just gain in muscle). My impression is that it is more than just having tissue tighter from increase in the underlying muscle. It could be from he improved blood flow during the treatment or there may be something else going on. If the issue is more related to loose skin vs muscle tone, my go-to in office is the NuEra tight. Very happy with the results from this, although there are many options that are good options (Exilis Ultra, Emtone, thermi250, etc). The best result for most non-surgical body contouring is from combining treatments that compliment each other (and typically use different mechanisms of action). Hope this helps. Cheers, Dr. JD McCoy
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August 15, 2020
Answer: Typically Emsculpt would be the winner, or a different option all together Usually for thigh toning and/or slimming I'd chose Emsculpt over coolsculpting. I have treated thighs with good success in building muscle and improving skin quality. It isn't talked about much, but I find in most of my Emsculpt patients the skin quality appears significantly improved (not just gain in muscle). My impression is that it is more than just having tissue tighter from increase in the underlying muscle. It could be from he improved blood flow during the treatment or there may be something else going on. If the issue is more related to loose skin vs muscle tone, my go-to in office is the NuEra tight. Very happy with the results from this, although there are many options that are good options (Exilis Ultra, Emtone, thermi250, etc). The best result for most non-surgical body contouring is from combining treatments that compliment each other (and typically use different mechanisms of action). Hope this helps. Cheers, Dr. JD McCoy
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