I am 3 months postpartum and breastfeeding. I have a 3.5 year old as well, and I don’t see myself getting a tummy tuck in the next year or two. I had liposuction 10 years ago but after this baby I see that the fat in my lower abdomen is back! I’d like to try Emsculpt. Will I have noticeable/dramatic results?
June 14, 2021
Answer: Making an assessment There are four variables that contribute to the look of someone like yourselves Abdomen. These are skin laxity, excess subcutaneous fat, muscle separation from previous pregnancies and excess visceral fat. Muscle strengthening does not correct muscle separation but it can allow people to hold a tighter flat or a Abdomen. Emsculpt Only temporarily strengthens abdominal muscles. If the appearance of your abdomen is more related to skin laxity, muscle separation or subcutaneous fat then expect a limited improvement and remember that this is temporary only. only temporarily strengthens abdominal muscles. If the appearance of your abdomen is more related to skin laxity, muscle separation or subcutaneous fat then expect a limited improvement and remember that this is temporary only. For those who have money to burn and don’t mind having minor improvements it may be a justified procedure. Pregnancies do not change fat distribution. The only body changes women see from pregnancies are muscle separation, skin laxity and often temporary weight gain. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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June 14, 2021
Answer: Making an assessment There are four variables that contribute to the look of someone like yourselves Abdomen. These are skin laxity, excess subcutaneous fat, muscle separation from previous pregnancies and excess visceral fat. Muscle strengthening does not correct muscle separation but it can allow people to hold a tighter flat or a Abdomen. Emsculpt Only temporarily strengthens abdominal muscles. If the appearance of your abdomen is more related to skin laxity, muscle separation or subcutaneous fat then expect a limited improvement and remember that this is temporary only. only temporarily strengthens abdominal muscles. If the appearance of your abdomen is more related to skin laxity, muscle separation or subcutaneous fat then expect a limited improvement and remember that this is temporary only. For those who have money to burn and don’t mind having minor improvements it may be a justified procedure. Pregnancies do not change fat distribution. The only body changes women see from pregnancies are muscle separation, skin laxity and often temporary weight gain. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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