Body contouring refers to a range of cosmetic procedures designed to reshape and enhance the body’s appearance. This can include surgical options like liposuction and non-surgical methods such as CoolSculpting or radiofrequency treatments.
Ideal candidates are typically individuals who are near their target weight but struggle with stubborn fat deposits. They should have realistic expectations and be in good overall health.
Commonly treated areas include the abdomen, thighs, arms, buttocks, and chin, but various techniques allow for treatment of nearly any area with excess fat.
Fat dissolvers, also known as injectable lipolytics, are substances used to break down fat cells in specific areas of the body. Common ingredients include deoxycholic acid (found in Kybella) and phosphatidylcholine.
These injectables work by targeting fat deposits; the active ingredients destroy fat cell membranes, leading to a reduction in fat in the treated area over time.
While generally considered safe the potential side effects include swelling, bruising, pain at the injection site.
The session will begin with a consultation to discuss goals and expectations. Depending on the procedure, a numbing cream will be applied for comfort when administering fat dissolvers followed by the application of the contouring technique chosen.
Recovery requires no downtime and no pain involved other than possible slight bruising.
Results can be shown immediately with contouring and at maximum within a few weeks. Body contouring used in conjunction with dissolvers will allow results within the first week and at maximum in a few weeks.
Results can be long-lasting, especially with healthy lifestyle choices. However, significant weight gain can affect the body’s contour post-treatment.
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