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How Many Treatments of Exilis Fat-Reduction Are Needed to See Results?

I am interested in the treatment for the abdomen area. I am a size 10 at 5 foot six.

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Exilis Treatments are designed to provide results in 4 to 6 sessions

February 18th, 2013
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Every "body" is different - some patients will see results faster than others. The Exilis program consists of 4 to 6 sessions at about 2 week intervals. Each session "builds" upon the last so the final results equal the incremental changes of each session.

This incremental process keeps the procedure tolerable and safe and gives your body the time needed to flush out the fat that has been broken down.

 

Rebecca Fitzgerald, MD


Los Angeles Dermatologic Surgeon
4.1 out of 5 stars 21 reviews

Exilis Results

June 24th, 2015
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Since every patient is different, it’s hard to tell exactly how many treatments you will need. With that being said, multiple sessions are needed, but the results are long lasting and can last for years. Generally speaking, I would recommend to start with 4-6 treatments and go from there.
Melda A. Isaac, MD

Melda A. Isaac, MD
Washington DC Dermatologic Surgeon
5.0 out of 5 stars 1 review

Results with Exilis

December 14th, 2012
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Helen

On average patients notice a 1/2 inch to 1 inch reduction between treatments. We recommend that you take measurements of the area treated as well as weekly weigh-in. This will help to document your success.

Best of luck to you! 

Web reference: http://feelbeautiful.com/

Steve Laverson, MD

Steve Laverson, MD
San Diego Plastic Surgeon
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