Hello, I am wanting to try Emsculpt on my glutes (to build and lift) and abs (to define). Does it matter which one I use-Emsculpt or Emsculpt Neo? Also how do I go about picking a provider for this? I'm lookin in the Dallas area but can't tell who has experience or if that matters as much due to the machine?
January 6, 2022
Answer: Yes it matters The Emsculpt NEO uses HIFEM and Radio frequency. The original Emsculpt only uses HIFEM. The addition of radio frequency causes heating of the tissue and this boosts the muscle building and fat burning. Fortunately the success of the procedure is more technologically dependent and not provider dependent. So picking someone with tons of experience is not nearly as important as with liposuction or other techniques.
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January 6, 2022
Answer: Yes it matters The Emsculpt NEO uses HIFEM and Radio frequency. The original Emsculpt only uses HIFEM. The addition of radio frequency causes heating of the tissue and this boosts the muscle building and fat burning. Fortunately the success of the procedure is more technologically dependent and not provider dependent. So picking someone with tons of experience is not nearly as important as with liposuction or other techniques.
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July 29, 2024
Answer: Understanding Emsculpt Emsculpt Ne-Yo ads radio frequency treatment which is being sold as fat reduction and potentially a skin tightening. These are theoretical claims that may occasionally show visible changes in fat reduction. Recognize the the fat reduction is not based on artistic skill but simply the outline of the device being used. I would not count on this device reducing fat volume. In the end it stimulates the particular muscle and that muscle strengthening is the results. It’s a temporary treatment with the exception of radio frequency treatment included with Neo that is potentially permanent but like I mentioned I wouldn’t plan on expecting significant results from that part. I suggest consulting with providers who offer these treatments to get an idea. I recommend focusing i’m learning the limitations of these treatments more so than what they claim because people selling these tend to over sell and under deliver all too often. In regards to lifting if you consider having stronger gluteus muscles as a lifting effect then you can expect some lifting with the procedure. If having stronger gluteus muscles does not create lifting for you then don’t expect lifting from this treatment. To me Emsculpt is a nice idea for people who have money to burn and don’t mind having repeat sessions for muscle strengthening without having to do the exercise. The best results seem to be in patients who have a good muscle definition to start with. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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July 29, 2024
Answer: Understanding Emsculpt Emsculpt Ne-Yo ads radio frequency treatment which is being sold as fat reduction and potentially a skin tightening. These are theoretical claims that may occasionally show visible changes in fat reduction. Recognize the the fat reduction is not based on artistic skill but simply the outline of the device being used. I would not count on this device reducing fat volume. In the end it stimulates the particular muscle and that muscle strengthening is the results. It’s a temporary treatment with the exception of radio frequency treatment included with Neo that is potentially permanent but like I mentioned I wouldn’t plan on expecting significant results from that part. I suggest consulting with providers who offer these treatments to get an idea. I recommend focusing i’m learning the limitations of these treatments more so than what they claim because people selling these tend to over sell and under deliver all too often. In regards to lifting if you consider having stronger gluteus muscles as a lifting effect then you can expect some lifting with the procedure. If having stronger gluteus muscles does not create lifting for you then don’t expect lifting from this treatment. To me Emsculpt is a nice idea for people who have money to burn and don’t mind having repeat sessions for muscle strengthening without having to do the exercise. The best results seem to be in patients who have a good muscle definition to start with. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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