Annual Advancements in Medicine Section
From minimally invasive surgical technologies to innovative appproaches to rehabiliation and beyond, new research in the medical field is optimizing care for patients and doctors alike. Read on to discover the latest in revolutionary treatment options.
Build muscle and burn fat with the help of advanced electromagnetic and radio frequency technology.
Understanding Body Contouring
Body contouring defines a number of surgical and nonsurgical procedures that help patients restore confidence in their body’s appearance and function.
New Solutions
Emsculpt Neo is an innovative body contouring treatment that uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic technology (HIFEM) and radio frequency (RF) energy. HIFEM technology prompts the targeted muscle to contract at intensities not achievable during a voluntary workout; this stress promotes the growth of muscle fibers. Simultaneously, RF heating causes fat cells to be damaged and naturally expelled from the body. On average, Emsculpt Neo can increase muscle volume by 25% and reduce fat content by 30%.
What to Expect
Receiving Emsculpt Neo treatment simply requires showing up and relaxing while the technology works. You will lie down comfortably as applicators are applied and begin to treat the target area – you may experience a heating sensation comparable to a hot stone massage. Each treatment lasts 30 minutes, with six sessions recommended for the best results.
Benefits to Patients
Emsculpt Neo treatments are painless and noninvasive, making patient comfort a priority. This treatment can target biceps, abdominals, glutes, thighs, calves, and more, making it an option for a wide variety of patient goals. By delivering both muscle toning and fat reduction therapies in one treatment, Emsculpt Neo maximizes efficiency. Its short, 30-minute sessions make achieving results convenient for even those with the busiest of schedules, and following treatment, patients can immediately return to daily activities with no recovery or downtime needed.
