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Thank you for your question! There is no research done to prove safe, so my recommendation would be no.
Hi there, we do not recommend using Emsculpt on any body part while pregnant because there aren't any studies that show if it is safe.
Though there is no report or study specifically targeting pregnant population on Emsculpt, I would be extremely cautious because if any adverse effect happens it is not worth it.
No, Emsculpt is not recommended for use during pregnancy. The safety of Emsculpt during pregnancy has not been adequately studied, and it is generally advised to avoid undergoing any non-essential cosmetic treatments during pregnancy.During pregnancy, your body undergoes significant physiological changes to support the growth and development of the baby. Introducing external interventions like Emsculpt, which uses high-intensity electromagnetic energy to induce muscle contractions, may not be safe for both the mother and the developing baby.
Because of your hormones, you will not get the best results and it is recommended not to have this treatment while pregnant or breast feeding. It may have little or no effect on your fat, and it will not prevent your muscles stretching apart as you grow. Save your money and do it later.
Tips are always appreciated, but you might consider doing it at the end of all your treatments. But you can also just say thank you. You are not obligated to tip.
I would recommend going the full 30 minutes to get maximum benefits both with the muscle and fat. Otherwise, you are somewhat short changing your treatments.
Hi NV928, thanks for the questions. Unfortunately, patients with any type of metal in their bodies are not candidates for Emsculpt Neo. Thanks for the question. Dr. Alonso Martin, MD
