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Vanquish uses radiofrequency heat to kill fat cells only. It doesn’t reach down far enough to affect your organs and has no adverse effects on your skin, either. Basically, the heat from Vanquish disrupts the function of the cells, shutting them down. Your body then kicks in to eliminate the dead cells, removing them for good. It’s safe, easy, and comfortable. You probably need three treatments. It takes a few months for your body to clear the dead fat cells and for your results to be visible. Consulting with a board-certified dermatologist will alleviate your fears about Vanquish; it’s a great way to get rid of excess fat.
Vanquish doesnt affect the organs. I suggest you see an expert in this treatment to get a full explaination of how it works. Best, Dr. Emer.
Hello and thank you for your question. Vanquish targets the subcutaneous fat cells and does not reach deep enough to affect internal organs. I would recommend a consult with an experienced provider to review the treatment and risks/benefits. Have a great day! Holly, RN
There should not be any harm to internal organs from Vanquish as the energy is preferentially absorbed by the fat cells and does not penetrate beyond the subcutaneous fat.
Vanquish ME (the newest Vanquish treatment) kills fat cells in a non surgical fashion. As the fat goes away the skin generally retracts with it. Most people over time also get a small amount of skin tightening from the heat on the skin. For more skin tightening we often combine Vanquish ME ...
As long as you are fully healed from your cesarean section, you should be able to remove excess superficial fat with Vanquish. However, the only way to determine candidacy for this effective fat-removal technique is to meet in person with a board-certified dermatologist. You need to be at a...
Thank you for your question, while it is usually uncommon to have pain after the procedure I have had patients experience "tenderness" without the lumps or bumps. The words "sore" and "tender" would be normal to hear, but "pain" and "extremely tender" may be something you want to follow up with....
