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This is a great question and I am sure there are many more people out there wondering the exact same thing. Yes, SculpSure can safely be done over a tattoo.
The laser wavelength of the SculpSure device is designed to target adipocytes or fat cells and should not affect your tattoos. In fact is essentially "color-blind" to the pigment in your tattoos. Hope this helps!
I appreciate your question.Sculpsure is a great treatment and adjunct for stubborn areas even if you have a tattoothe laser is selective for fat and will not effect the skin or tattoos.The best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam.Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative plastic surgery.best of luck!Dr Schwartz
As long as you have feeling in that area, yes it can be done over a tattoo! Good luck with your treatment!
Yes, SculpSure can safely be performed overa tattoo. When Cynosure, the manufacturers ofSculpSure initially launched the treatment, tattoos were excluded simplybecause the safety and efficacy of treating over a tattoo had not been testedin the FDA clinicial trials. Now that many patients have received thistreatment over their tattoo with safe and effective results, we know this is anacceptable use of the technology.
Thank you for your question, susanjcichem. Yes, SculpSure can be performed over one or multiple tattoos. I suggest you consult a physician with at least one board certification to ensure that you are speaking with an expert who can offer the highest-quality knowledge, treatment, care and skill available. Best wishes,
Yes SculptSure can be done over a tattoo without any issue, please see na expert for treatment. Best, Dr. Emer.
SculpSure can be performed over a tattoo, as the pigment will not affect the effects of the procedure or damage the tattoo. I would not however, have the procedure done over a new tattoo, as the skin will be more sensitive.
Yes. You can definitely get SculpSure even if you have a tattoo. It won't affect it at all. Best of luck.
Thank you for your question. Yes,it is safe to have SculpSure done over a tattoo. The laser targets the fat cellsin the subcutaneous fat layer. It will not affect your tattoo.
SculpSure is a great option for both inner and outer thighs. Depending on the amount of excess fat, the number of applicators may vary for treatment. Typically patients required 2-4 applicators per site, and we recommend 2-3 treatments for you to see optimal results. Its a great choice for those...
I appreciate your question.Sculpsure is a great treatment and adjunct for stubborn areas even if youve had prior surgery.It should not be done over the numb area of a tummy tuck since it can burn you.The best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam.Please see a...
I researched both options prior to deciding to go with the SculpSure device for my patients. Based on my research, I found that both could lead to effective permanent reduction of about the same amount/% of fat in stubborn areas. Since I don't have...
I appreciate your question.Sculpsure is a great treatment to remove some unwanted fat in an area.It is safe after your tummy tuck as long as it is in an area that is not numb.If you can't feel the treatment, it can burn you. 6 months is a good time to have this doneThe best way to assess...
I had two SculpSure treatments for my abdominal area. I had lost some weight through diet and exercise but this stubborn area of fat was difficult to reduce. My philosophy is that in order to be able to tell my patients what something feels like, if...
Thank you for your question. The applicators measure 6 x 4 cm's. While it can be used in 4 different areas at once, typically they are used in one area such as the abdomen or 2 on each love handle. Therefore, you can treat both love handles in 25 minutes. This would take 2 hours to do wit...
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