How Many Treatments Are Required for Liposonix?

Liposonix, which uses focused ultrasound energy for permanent reduction of localized fat, is designed to be done in a single treatment. The body then re-absorbs the fat tissue over a period of several weeks. The FDA clearance for Liposonix is for waist reduction, and in the U.S. there is not much experience treating cellulite on the thighs.

One treatment of Liposonix will produce visible results in 8-12 weeks.  However, if should you want more aggressive results, Liposonix can always be repeated.

Thank you for your question. Liposonix is a
one-time treatment, if you feel as though you need more treatments you have to
wait at least 6 months to a year. Consult with doctor to find out if you are
healing properly and what the next step is.

Can remove 1-4 inches with a single treatment.  In the U.S. it is not recommended to repeat treatments, however, in Europe and in Canada the procedure can be repeated after 3 months.  There is no reason why multiple treatments cannot be performed.  Remember that it is equally important that you adopt a healthy lifestyle, including exercise and dietary restrictions, to maintain the results of LipoSonix.  Costs are based on the surface areas treated, usually around $130-$150 per square (size of the ultrasound head).  It is best to have a clinical evaluation and they can give you better estimates.  I hope this helps!

 

Liposonix is FDA approval for non-invasive fat reduction along the waist. Their slogan is  One Treatment, One Hour, One Size Smaller. We have been impressed with the results not only along the waist.

Generally it is recommended that one waits an average of three months following LipoSonix treatment at which point a second treatment can be considered. 

Based on your description, it sounds as if the Liposonix technology will work for you. If you wish to have an additional amount of sculpting and tightening (generally patients lose about 1 inch of fat per treatment area), we ask patients to wait three months before they consider having another treatment. Extensive photography and measurements should take place before your procedure, so that your progress is documented for you.