I am 5'4", 120lbs, healthy, and pretty slim compared to my arms. No matter how much weight I lose, the fat in my arms remain. Have any doctors used SculpSure on the arms with success?
Answer: SculpSure is totally OK for Arms Thank you for your question. Arms/calfs and love handles are difficult areas to exercise and target in order to slim down. SculpSure for arms is considered an off -label indication, but does not mean its not safe. You will need to have in person consultation to access the skin quality and laxity on your arms to see if you are a candidate first, and then if you are, on average it takes 2 applicators per arm to treat the area. Hope this helps. Please find an authorized and board certified expert in your area for a personalized consultation. Best, Dr. Avaliani
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Answer: SculpSure is totally OK for Arms Thank you for your question. Arms/calfs and love handles are difficult areas to exercise and target in order to slim down. SculpSure for arms is considered an off -label indication, but does not mean its not safe. You will need to have in person consultation to access the skin quality and laxity on your arms to see if you are a candidate first, and then if you are, on average it takes 2 applicators per arm to treat the area. Hope this helps. Please find an authorized and board certified expert in your area for a personalized consultation. Best, Dr. Avaliani
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Answer: SculpSure & Arms SculpSure can be used on the arms, its often a safe option to avoid irregularities that can be caused by traditional liposuction. If you have skin laxity of the upper arms or the "bat wing" appearance, then SculpSure may not fully address your needs. SculpSure is not a skin tightening laser. If you have excess fat and excess skin, it would be best to consult a plastic surgeon and discuss brachioplasty treatment options for you. Hope this helps!
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Answer: SculpSure & Arms SculpSure can be used on the arms, its often a safe option to avoid irregularities that can be caused by traditional liposuction. If you have skin laxity of the upper arms or the "bat wing" appearance, then SculpSure may not fully address your needs. SculpSure is not a skin tightening laser. If you have excess fat and excess skin, it would be best to consult a plastic surgeon and discuss brachioplasty treatment options for you. Hope this helps!
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July 26, 2017
Answer: SculpSure Thank you for your question. SculpSure can be used on the arms and is successful in doing so. I suggest that you move forward and consult with your board certified facial plastic surgeon to determine your candidacy.
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July 26, 2017
Answer: SculpSure Thank you for your question. SculpSure can be used on the arms and is successful in doing so. I suggest that you move forward and consult with your board certified facial plastic surgeon to determine your candidacy.
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January 20, 2017
Answer: Can SculpSure Be Used On The Arms? The backs of the arms can be treated off-label with success. Your provider must ensure that there is enough pillowing fat in the treatment places to give a results-driven treatment. The treatment itself does work and can give nice definition to someone who has a stubborn pocket of fat at the area. The number of treatment sessions required is going to vary based on the patient's goals and expectations.
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January 20, 2017
Answer: Can SculpSure Be Used On The Arms? The backs of the arms can be treated off-label with success. Your provider must ensure that there is enough pillowing fat in the treatment places to give a results-driven treatment. The treatment itself does work and can give nice definition to someone who has a stubborn pocket of fat at the area. The number of treatment sessions required is going to vary based on the patient's goals and expectations.
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November 1, 2016
Answer: SculpSure on the arms While not FDA approved for the arms, doctors may use the device anywhere on the body (as off-label use) if they deem that the benefits of the procedure outweigh the risk. You should speak to your local, board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon and find out if they are experienced in using SculpSure on arms and what they would recommend for you.
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November 1, 2016
Answer: SculpSure on the arms While not FDA approved for the arms, doctors may use the device anywhere on the body (as off-label use) if they deem that the benefits of the procedure outweigh the risk. You should speak to your local, board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon and find out if they are experienced in using SculpSure on arms and what they would recommend for you.
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