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Surprised It Worked So Well
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Surprised It Worked So Well
P_NguyenAugust 6, 2019
WORTH IT$2,000
I always had insecurity issues with my lower abdomen area. In general, I do have a small, petite frame; however, my stomach area has always been bloated and I always had a lower gut that protruded out no matter if I worked out or tried to change my diet. My lower abdomen was stubborn and I realized it would not go away with regular exercise and diet. I started to look for different options out there and after doing some research, it came down to either cool sculpting or sculpsure. I eliminated liposuction because I did not want to go under the knife just yet and liposuction does not give you the results you want permanently. After reading the different reviews between cool sculpting and sculpsure, I opted for sculpsure because sculpsure supposedly gave patients a more “even and smooth” look over their new skin whereas cool sculpting sometimes left patients with a “shelf of uneven fat”.
After my consultation, I decided to settle for the 2 sessions of sculpsure for a price of $2000 total. To me, the price seemed worth it since I was desperate to remove the fat and I wanted to see if the procedure lived up to the actual expectations.
For the experience itself, the nurse will most likely tell you that it feels like heavy period cramps but in reality it hurt SO bad. At times, I couldn’t even talk and in the moments that I almost gave up, the cooling period would start and I would finally catch a breath. After the session was over, your treated area would feel sore but it was definitely tolerable. I would continue my day like nothing had happened and nobody close to me had noticed anything. I followed their directions to drink a ton of water and massage my area when I can (waiting at red lights, in the shower, watching Netflix, anything lol).
For the first couple of weeks, I wouldn’t notice much..I don’t think I began to see any changes until week 4 or 5. My next session was scheduled at week 6 and I had to endure the pain all over again but to me it was well worth it if I could start seeing results at the end. After my second and final session ended, I repeated the after-procedure steps all over again; however, I have to admit I was slacking off towards the end. I continued to go to the gym however I wasn’t doing anything too different or rigorous. My gym routine usually consisted of either doing cardio for 30 minutes and another area or signing up for those hour long classes like yoga, Pilates, cycling, zumba, etc.
Fast forward to week 10-12, I definitely started noticing major results. My stomach seemed a lot flatter from the profile view and clothes that seemed tight on me before now fit perfectly. Other people even commented to me that I looked slimmer asking if I had changed my diet or workout routine but in actuality I hadn’t.
In all, I think sculpsure is well worth it but it definitely 50% the procedure and 50% your own effort and diligence! If you think you can follow the post procedures directions well, then I think you can have a good chance of seeing the results you want.
After my consultation, I decided to settle for the 2 sessions of sculpsure for a price of $2000 total. To me, the price seemed worth it since I was desperate to remove the fat and I wanted to see if the procedure lived up to the actual expectations.
For the experience itself, the nurse will most likely tell you that it feels like heavy period cramps but in reality it hurt SO bad. At times, I couldn’t even talk and in the moments that I almost gave up, the cooling period would start and I would finally catch a breath. After the session was over, your treated area would feel sore but it was definitely tolerable. I would continue my day like nothing had happened and nobody close to me had noticed anything. I followed their directions to drink a ton of water and massage my area when I can (waiting at red lights, in the shower, watching Netflix, anything lol).
For the first couple of weeks, I wouldn’t notice much..I don’t think I began to see any changes until week 4 or 5. My next session was scheduled at week 6 and I had to endure the pain all over again but to me it was well worth it if I could start seeing results at the end. After my second and final session ended, I repeated the after-procedure steps all over again; however, I have to admit I was slacking off towards the end. I continued to go to the gym however I wasn’t doing anything too different or rigorous. My gym routine usually consisted of either doing cardio for 30 minutes and another area or signing up for those hour long classes like yoga, Pilates, cycling, zumba, etc.
Fast forward to week 10-12, I definitely started noticing major results. My stomach seemed a lot flatter from the profile view and clothes that seemed tight on me before now fit perfectly. Other people even commented to me that I looked slimmer asking if I had changed my diet or workout routine but in actuality I hadn’t.
In all, I think sculpsure is well worth it but it definitely 50% the procedure and 50% your own effort and diligence! If you think you can follow the post procedures directions well, then I think you can have a good chance of seeing the results you want.
Replies (5)
August 9, 2019
I just posted before and after photos! I had two sessions done in the same area.
August 13, 2019
Why do you say that liposuction does not give you permanent results? I had 2 sessions of sculpture and I saw a very small reduction that was only temporary. FYI I am 5'5 and weigh 108. If I had the $$$ I would do smart lipo in a heartbeat. I was quoted $5K for that in office procedure.
August 23, 2019
Liposuction will probably give you more drastic results if that’s what you’re aiming for. Sculpsure, on the other hand, is promoted as an approach for people who do not expect to change their body shape too much but have some target areas they would like to focus on. This was my case in particular since I already had a small, petite frame and was pretty thin overall minus my midsection which seemed unproportionate to the rest of my body. I felt like sculpsure helped reduce the size of this area to match the rest of my body without me having to compromise any downtime to heal. In addition, I have no scarring from the area which is a common consequence for people who go under the knife. As for temporary results, I was informed that the lasers from the sculpsure therapy would burn the fat cells until they are no longer functional and then the body would naturally flush out these dead fat cells therefore the body would have a reduced number of fat cells afterwards (which could expand or grow depending if the person gained more weight overall) however the number of fat cells is still less than before.
August 27, 2019
I am curious if the area is smooth or if you have any lumps or bumps in or around the treatment area? I have read some reviews where people have had this happen after the fact?
UPDATED FROM P_Nguyen
6 months post
Before and after photos
P_NguyenAugust 9, 2019
I came in to do my after photo shots and I’m very satisfied with my results. I notice a very big difference in the lower part of my midsection. The middle part is also finally flat from the top. My first session was in February and I came in to take these photos in August.
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October 1, 2019
The results are super visible in these photos, thank you so much for posting!
UPDATED FROM P_Nguyen
7 months post
Photo of me before the procedure (02/21/19) and today (09/28/19)
P_NguyenSeptember 28, 2019
I took pictures weekly to document the progress personally but here is a photo of my midsection before the procedure and after. Normally, people will begin to see results on the 4th or 5th week with the most optimal results seen at the 12th week however I think the results keep on getting better and better since these photos are taken 7 months apart.
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September 28, 2019
It looks so spectacular it makes me wonder if it’s really true. Beautiful!

Thank you for sharing this honest and thorough review! Did you have two treatments, or were there more? Would you be willing to share before and after photos?