Can SculpSure be used on the arms?
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I have been using SculpSure to treat my patient's arms. The machine isn't FDA approved for this so the use is considered "off label" but I have found it to be very effective in the right patient. Hope this helps.
Web reference: https://www.seandohertymd.com/body/sculpsure-2/
I have been using SculpSure to treat my patient's arms. The machine isn't FDA approved for this so the use is considered "off label" but I have found it to be very effective in the right patient. Hope this helps.
Learn more: https://www.seandohertymd.com/body/sculpsure-2/
Arms have been treated with success, but are considered off-label. During the consultation, the provider will determine the number of applicators and treatments to achieve the desired results.
Web reference: http://rodgersderm.com/sculpsure/
Arms have been treated with success, but are considered off-label. During the consultation, the provider will determine the number of applicators and treatments to achieve the desired results.
Learn more: http://rodgersderm.com/sculpsure/
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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
Web reference: http://www.dravaliani.com/cosmetic-treatments/reveal-your-body/sculpsure-fat-removal/
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
Learn more: http://www.dravaliani.com/cosmetic-treatments/reveal-your-body/sculpsure-fat-removal/
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.
Web reference: https://beautifulfacesdallas.com/Procedures/Laser/SculpSure-Plano-TX
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.
Learn more: https://beautifulfacesdallas.com/Procedures/Laser/SculpSure-Plano-TX
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.
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.
Yes, we are treating arms with SculpSure. Even with diet and exercise, most people have stubborn pockets of fat that seem impossible to lose. SculpSure’s body contouring technology is able to target and destroy these fat cells without affecting the skin’s surface, without surgery or downtime. SculpSure’s non-surgical 25 minute procedure uses light-based technology to permanently destroy up to 24% of treated fat in problem areas. Over time, these damaged fat cells are naturally absorbed and removed from the body, with results seen as quickly as six weeks, and optimal results typically seen at 12 weeks.
Web reference: http://dennisgrossmd.com/services/treatment/sculpsure/
Yes, we are treating arms with SculpSure. Even with diet and exercise, most people have stubborn pockets of fat that seem impossible to lose. SculpSure’s body contouring technology is able to target and destroy these fat cells without affecting the skin’s surface, without surgery or downtime. SculpSure’s non-surgical 25 minute procedure uses light-based technology to permanently destroy up to 24% of treated fat in problem areas. Over time, these damaged fat cells are naturally absorbed and removed from the body, with results seen as quickly as six weeks, and optimal results typically seen at 12 weeks.
Learn more: http://dennisgrossmd.com/services/treatment/sculpsure/
The FDA has not approved either for the arms. Liposuction still remains the standard for removal of fat on the arms. Consult with an experienced board certified plastic surgeon who can offer both surgical and nonsurgical options.
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The FDA has not approved either for the arms. Liposuction still remains the standard for removal of fat on the arms. Consult with an experienced board certified plastic surgeon who can offer both surgical and nonsurgical options.
Learn more: https://www.facebook.com/KrisReddyMDFACS/
Thank you for your question. Yes, SculpSure can be used to treat the arms. The SculpSure procedure can be used to treat the abs, flanks, upper arms, thighs, knees and other locations with fat deposits. Each area must have an approved amount of fat deposit which is reviewed by the doctor that you consult with. Make sure to research one that is well versed on the SculpSure procedure.
Thank you for your question. Yes, SculpSure can be used to treat the arms. The SculpSure procedure can be used to treat the abs, flanks, upper arms, thighs, knees and other locations with fat deposits. Each area must have an approved amount of fat deposit which is reviewed by the doctor that you consult with. Make sure to research one that is well versed on the SculpSure procedure.
Web reference: http://www.newreflectionsps.com/procedures/non-invasive/patel-sculpsure-non-invasive-body-contouring/
Learn more: http://www.newreflectionsps.com/procedures/non-invasive/patel-sculpsure-non-invasive-body-contouring/
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