I'm 50 years old, 5'6" and 130lbs, and a gym rat. I used to weigh 10 lbs less prior to covid. However, I'm post-menopausal and any weight I gain is not going away from anything I do at the gym. I had one treatment (8 squares) of Sculpsure on my abdomen and flanks and am looking to lose a little more weight from my waistline, lower abdomen, and a little from my flanks. My concerns: I do not want to be any boxier and I read conflicting stories about needing to maintain Emsculpt Neo.
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Because the front of the thigh is a different muscle group than that of the inner or outer thigh, I do recommend moving the paddles onto the target areas you’re looking to improve. I use the smaller contoured paddles at multiple sites along the inner thigh to achieve the best results.
Anyone can do EMsculpt. All it will do is contract your muscles for you so you will be getting the results of a workout, minus the workout. Consult with your doctor to see which option is better for you!
Hi depressedgirl,
Diastasis recti is a real problem for postpartum women. The clinical studies showed abdominal separation decreased by 19.8% at 6 months after three 30-minute Emsculpt Neo treatments on the abdomen. MRI images were take at baseline, 1 month, 3 months, and 6 months post-treatment...
