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Having the procedure performed now would have no impact upon your becoming pregnant or how your body would change as the result of pregnancy. If you would be happier with the way your abdomen would look between now and becoming pregnant, schedule an in-office appointment with a board certified PS who is skilled in using this technology.Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA
Thank you for your question. Having a BodyTite procedure on your abdomen will not impact your pregnancy in the future. Please make sure you get a in person consultation from a board-certified dermatologist.
Thank you for your question. Let me begin by saying a number of changes occur in a woman's body with pregnancy including an increase in the number of fat cells, skin laxity due to stretch marks, and muscle laxity due to stretching. Thus, many of the benefits of the BodyTite may be lost following pregnancy. The biggest benefit for doing this in advance is the potential for increased collagen production which may help mitigate some of the skin changes that occur with pregnancy.I hope this was helpful - Dr. Moore.
I think that any technology in which thermal energy is used to help create the result will have a risk for burns. I will say that thinner skin and less fat individuals are probably at greater risk.
I would have to see the area but I have revised liposuction results with a combination of PAL nd Bodytite radiofrequency treatment in one setting.
Hello. Great question. Unfortunately, you were too early to have noticeable results. For Bodytite, there is bruising and swelling involved post op. There will be more swelling if you got liposuction done at the same time. Therefore; due to the swelling it might seem that there is no difference...