This topic will help you learn about the non-surgical contouring procedure and how to prepare for it.
What is the non-surgical body contouring procedure? It is a non-surgical body contouring procedure that builds muscle and burns fat. It provides high-intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM) energy pulses into the muscle tissue, which creates strong muscle contractions that activate muscle fibers. It aims to strengthen large muscle groups in the abdomen and buttocks as well as smaller body areas, including the arms and thighs.
This procedure requires more clinical studies to better prove its effectiveness.
When is non-surgical body contouring performed? Non-surgical body contouring is often performed for people who suffer from fat accumulation.
Non-surgical body contouring is not recommended for:
Pregnant women or those who have a metal IUD.
Patients who have metal devices (such as a pacemaker) or metal elements (such as screws or plates) implanted in their bodies.
How do you prepare for non-surgical body contouring? Before the procedure:
Inform your doctor about the medications you are taking.
Inform your doctor about any health problems you suffer from.
Inform your doctor if there is any metal in your body.
Wear light and easy-to-wear clothing.
