Body Contouring

What is Body Contouring?

Body contouring also known as non-surgical fat reduction, is one of the hottest trends in the cosmetic industry. These non-invasive treatments are designed to reduce stubborn fat pockets in areas like the stomach, thighs, buttocks, arms and neck, leading to a more sculpted shape.

Who Does Body Contouring Work for?

The ideal candidate for body contouring is someone with noticeable bulges in certain areas they’d like to get rid of. Body contouring is specifically designed for those who have unwanted fat that resists diet and exercise.

Can I Lose Weight With Body Contouring?

Body contouring, or body sculpting, is a non-surgical procedure that aims to reshape an area of the body. It may involve procedures to:

• Get rid of extra skin.
• Eliminate excess fat.
• Reshape or contour the area.

Body contouring does not usually help you lose weight. Instead, it helps shape the body and address specific areas where weight loss isn’t effective or after significant weight loss results in extra skin.

How Does Body Contouring Work?

There are two main type of body contouring treatments on the market. The first one reduces fat by heating it; and the second one uses controlled cooling to eliminate fat – but both methods have the same goal. SculpSure heats the underlying fat and initiates a process that leads to the loss of fat cells. The SculpSure laser raises the temperature of fat cells damaging their structural integrity. Over the next three months, the damaged fat cells are processed and eliminated by the body’s lymphatic system. Fat cells are permanently removed and will not regenerate. Results can be seen as quickly as six weeks, and optimal results typically seen at 12 weeks.

The CoolSculpting procedure delivers precisely controlled cooling to gently and effectively target the fat cells underneath the skin. The treated fat cells are crystallized (frozen), and then die. Over time, your body naturally processes the fat and eliminates these dead cells, leaving a more sculpted you.

Should You Try It?