How does EMSCULPT work?

By using high intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology, the patented EMSCULPT device induces contractions at a rapid pace, not allowing the targeted muscle to relax. These supramaximal contractions trigger a response that forces the targeted area to respond by burning fat and building more muscle. Just like with regular exercise, the body naturally responds by rebuilding tissue resulting in muscles that are firmer and stronger. These powerful contractions create a highly effective metabolic reaction that burns fat and builds more muscle with every EMSCULPT session. Healthy men and women can add this body contouring arsenal to help them look more fit and lean in the stomach, thighs, glutes, or upper arm area.

When do I start to see EMSCULPT results?

EMSCULPT is an innovative body sculpting treatment that builds muscle and burns fat via electromagnetic pulses. The contractions encourage the body to grow new muscle fibers and protein strains, which simultaneously decreases unwanted fat cells. The electromagnetic technology of EMSCULPT causes the underlying muscles to tighten and rebuild, leaving men and women with a smoother, more fit appearance. Patients typically start to see their new EMSCULPT results about two weeks after their last treatment. It is generally recommended that patients get at least 2 – 3 treatments a week for about 2 – 4 weeks for optimal results. Follow-up sessions are typically recommended every 4 – 6 months to maintain that toned, lifted appearance in targeted areas.

How long do EMSCULPT results last?

EMSCULPT is a permanent solution to destroy targeted fat cells. The right candidates are near or at their target weight, needing help with stubborn pockets of fat that have become unresponsive to diet and exercise. The muscle mass created by EMSCULPT treatments will likely last six months or longer if patients continue strength and conditioning exercises to build muscle. Patients can enjoy their slimmer, more fit profile with EMSCULPT for a lifetime if they maintain their ideal weight. Additional weight gain will cause remaining fat cells to grow and expand, possibly altering a patient's results.