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SparkleMNAug 13, 2016

Is it safe to use the FasciaBlaster 2 months post bbl with lipo on the stomach and flanks? What happens if I break up my fascia 8 weeks post opp?

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Legs need RF treatments regularly , Sculptra for collagen production, and microneedling RF like deep morpheus8 to get improvement. you may need thigh lifting as well. this result you are describing is likely from aging and not from the facial blaster and internal hormonal therapy maybe also n...

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Since there are no before and after pictures its hard to say what caused you to gain laxity in the jowls so quickly. I suggest a combination approach to improve the laxity in your jowls. Kybella, PDO Nova Threads, Ultherapy and/or ThermiRF treatments (Venus Legacy) are non-invasive options that ...

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The Fascia Blaster won't help significantly. Cellulite usually takes combination treatment. I know you had traditional liposuction, but VASER Hi def lipo along with VANQUISH combined with exilis or venus legacy can help. Cellfina is the latest treatment for cellulite on the back of thighs. Bes...

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Cellulite is a phenomenon that occurs due to microscopic structures under the service of the skin, tiny ligaments and attachments and globules of fat.  Any device such as a binder or compression garment etc. that claimsto be able to affect this is a scam that is trying to take your hard-earned ...

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In my practice we have patients do lymphatic massage immedaitely post treatment there is no reason why you shouldn't be able to you external devices. I suggest you speak to your physician.  Best, Dr. Emer.

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