i am considering Emsculpt, i don't have much fat, but sagging skin on my stomach is very annoying, would Emsculpt help to tighten it up?if not, then what else could i do?
Answer: Will EMSculpt tighten skin? EMSculpt will tighten and build the underlying muscle, but it will not tighten the overlying skin. We have had excellent success using Halo to tighten the skin on the body. It can improve the skin on the arms. chest, abdomen, and even improve wrinkles above the knees. Andrew Campbell, M.D.Quintessa
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Answer: Will EMSculpt tighten skin? EMSculpt will tighten and build the underlying muscle, but it will not tighten the overlying skin. We have had excellent success using Halo to tighten the skin on the body. It can improve the skin on the arms. chest, abdomen, and even improve wrinkles above the knees. Andrew Campbell, M.D.Quintessa
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August 24, 2020
Answer: Emsculpt and skin tightening Hi igarbouz and thank you for your question! While Emsculpt may result in some minor skin tightening, its primarily used to build muscle and reduce fat - about 16% increase in muscle and 19% decrease in fat. A great option for you to achieve the results you're looking for would be Radio Frequency skin tightening. It not only tightens the skin but can also improve the appearance of cellulite.
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August 24, 2020
Answer: Emsculpt and skin tightening Hi igarbouz and thank you for your question! While Emsculpt may result in some minor skin tightening, its primarily used to build muscle and reduce fat - about 16% increase in muscle and 19% decrease in fat. A great option for you to achieve the results you're looking for would be Radio Frequency skin tightening. It not only tightens the skin but can also improve the appearance of cellulite.
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October 28, 2019
Answer: EMSculpt for skin tightening EMSculpt is a non-invasive body contouring modality which uses HiFem to induce muscle contraction which results in muscle hypertrophy (toning) and secondarily fat burning. There are no skin tightening effects.With regards to your specific question, skin laxity can be addressed via excision (tummy tuck) or conversely minimally invasive modalities such as BodyTite which uses RF to heat the tissue and induce tightening.As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).Donovan Rosas MD
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October 28, 2019
Answer: EMSculpt for skin tightening EMSculpt is a non-invasive body contouring modality which uses HiFem to induce muscle contraction which results in muscle hypertrophy (toning) and secondarily fat burning. There are no skin tightening effects.With regards to your specific question, skin laxity can be addressed via excision (tummy tuck) or conversely minimally invasive modalities such as BodyTite which uses RF to heat the tissue and induce tightening.As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).Donovan Rosas MD
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October 26, 2019
Answer: Tummy tuck You have stretch marks of your abdomen which is best and definitely treated with near complete resolution with a tummy tuck. See a board certified plastic surgeon in consultation. Emsculpt would help tighten your muscles but will not eliminate your stretch marks. Good luck.
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October 26, 2019
Answer: Tummy tuck You have stretch marks of your abdomen which is best and definitely treated with near complete resolution with a tummy tuck. See a board certified plastic surgeon in consultation. Emsculpt would help tighten your muscles but will not eliminate your stretch marks. Good luck.
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Answer: CoolSculpting I would recommend either of the following 3 non-surgical options either alone or in combination: Secret RF (Microneedling with radiofrequency), Ultherapy, and PDO threads. Make sure you are getting treatment from a board-certified physician or other experienced health care professional.
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Answer: CoolSculpting I would recommend either of the following 3 non-surgical options either alone or in combination: Secret RF (Microneedling with radiofrequency), Ultherapy, and PDO threads. Make sure you are getting treatment from a board-certified physician or other experienced health care professional.
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