I have read that electromagnetic energy can cause cancer. If that is the case then how can this new device be safe? I understand it is FDA-approved, but I'm still trying to understand the safety aspect.
Answer: Emsculpt Treatment Hi, thank you for your question. As of right now, there are no side effects of the Emsculpt device. The EmSculpt has been used in some centers in Europe for over five years. So, although EmSculpt is new in the United States, it does have a longer history. Please seek a certified health care provider to determine if you are an ideal candidate for the procedure.
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Answer: Emsculpt Treatment Hi, thank you for your question. As of right now, there are no side effects of the Emsculpt device. The EmSculpt has been used in some centers in Europe for over five years. So, although EmSculpt is new in the United States, it does have a longer history. Please seek a certified health care provider to determine if you are an ideal candidate for the procedure.
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February 6, 2021
Answer: Emsculpt and safety Emsculpt uses magnetic pulses to create contractions in the muscle, similar to an MRI machine. There is no radiation, just like MRI. And just like MRI, there is no risk of cancer. The risks with both MRI and Emsculpt are purely related to whether there is any metal in the field. Thus no pacemakers in either device.
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February 6, 2021
Answer: Emsculpt and safety Emsculpt uses magnetic pulses to create contractions in the muscle, similar to an MRI machine. There is no radiation, just like MRI. And just like MRI, there is no risk of cancer. The risks with both MRI and Emsculpt are purely related to whether there is any metal in the field. Thus no pacemakers in either device.
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