Does "abdomen" include the entire belly area AND the flanks? And, what exactly does "thigh" include: the quadriceps/front, the outer thigh, the hamstrings (back of thigh), the inner thigh or all of these parts? Can the procedure treat as low as the inner knees where I've noticed fat accumulating starting in my forties even though I exercise regularly and eat a healthy diet every day (but then there's alway the weekend wine)
March 6, 2016
Answer: Sculpsure versus Hi Definition Knee Contouring Sculpsure is approved for abdomen and flanks and not for thighs although we are using it for thighs, arms, and other areas. I find that the knees have a lot of fibrous fat that needs surgical removal especially when an energy based device like VASER or Laser. I suggest you see an expert. Best, DR. Emer.
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March 6, 2016
Answer: Sculpsure versus Hi Definition Knee Contouring Sculpsure is approved for abdomen and flanks and not for thighs although we are using it for thighs, arms, and other areas. I find that the knees have a lot of fibrous fat that needs surgical removal especially when an energy based device like VASER or Laser. I suggest you see an expert. Best, DR. Emer.
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March 5, 2016
Answer: Treatment areas for SculpSure SculpSure is currently FDA approved for fat reduction of the abdomen and flanks. Typically, the abdomen would include just the front of the stomach area. The flanks would be the sides (love handles). Other areas of the body, including the thighs, can potentially be treated, but this is considered an off-label use at present In regards to thighs, the most common areas treated are the inner thighs and outer thighs. An examination is needed to determine if a particular area on a patient would be suitable for treatment or not.
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March 5, 2016
Answer: Treatment areas for SculpSure SculpSure is currently FDA approved for fat reduction of the abdomen and flanks. Typically, the abdomen would include just the front of the stomach area. The flanks would be the sides (love handles). Other areas of the body, including the thighs, can potentially be treated, but this is considered an off-label use at present In regards to thighs, the most common areas treated are the inner thighs and outer thighs. An examination is needed to determine if a particular area on a patient would be suitable for treatment or not.
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