Fat bulges can be frustrating and can make you feel self-conscious; there are a few things you can try to get rid of them. The first thing is to avoid high-calorie but low nutrition foods. Second, exercise regularly and eat healthy foods to lose weight. Third, if all else fails, perhaps it’s time for you to consider Emscuplt.
If Exercise And Proper Diet Isn’t Enough, What Is?
Exercise and proper diet don’t always necessarily equate to a fit body. Sometimes, it’s the other way around—our body can sometimes be at fault for not being in shape despite doing everything right. Recent research has found that genes have a role in fat bulges.
The same reason some have people have double-chin despite being thin is genetics. Fortunately, we can remove those pesky fat bulges thanks to modern technology! Emsculpt is just one of these technologies.
So what is Emsculpt treatment? How exactly does it help you with fat bulges? Today, we will discuss this treatment to understand how exactly it may benefit you.
What Is Emsculpt?
Thanks to advancements in techniques and technologies, many services offer to shed fat and sculpt bodies into the ideal body shape, for example, Kybella. However, Emsculpt steps up the notch as a nonsurgical procedure FDA-approved body contouring treatment. Yes, you’ve heard that right; you can shed away without resorting to going under the knife.
This surgical process aims to create a more aesthetically pleasing body shape by reducing excess fat or skin in specific areas. It improves the patient’s physical form, making them more attractive and confident.
Previous methods had to resort to liposuction, abdominoplasty, tummy tuck (tummy tuck surgery), thigh lift (thigh lift surgery), and buttock augmentation (buttock augmentation surgery).
Now, you can forget all of these details because you won’t need any of them. You can now achieve all of these benefits never thought possible with the Emsculpt approach.
How Does Emsculpt Work?
Emsculpt is a cutting-edge approach to sculpt your body and eliminate fat bulges. The reason for the treatment’s peculiar name is thanks to the science and technology used for the treatment. Its first two letters—namely the letter E and M—signify the tech behind the Exsulpt treatment.
Electromagnetic Energy Application
Do letters E and M ring any bells? If you’ve answered electromagnetic energy, then you are right. The treatment uses electromagnetic energy to get your muscles and contract them. The technique contracts your muscles the same way your body contracts the muscles, so don’t expect any weird movements your body can’t do.
However, this procedure contracts the muscles more than our bodies typically do—it does so by applying electromagnetic energy. When electromagnetic energy is present, the muscles perform movements called super maximal contractions.
Super Maximal Contractions
These extreme muscle contractions are comparable to high-intensity workouts. The Emsculpt device induces the muscles to do super maximal contractions that aren’t achievable when you contract the muscles yourself. It’s so high-intense that it’s comparable to doing 20,000 crunches and 20,000 squats in 25-30 minutes!
Due to the intensity of the movements, there is no way your muscles will come out unscathed.
How Your Body Changes
When exposed to these extreme contractions, the muscle has to adapt and remodel its inner structure, resulting in more muscle mass and fewer fat stores.
It will shape your body to the ideal form. It’s quick, painless, and there are no side effects. Likewise, they are noninvasive, so there is no need for recovery. As soon as you are out of the office, you can resume your daily routine.
Take note that the results are not instant, and it will take approximately four treatments to achieve the ideal results. Results will vary from person to person, but maintaining a healthy lifestyle will help preserve its longevity.
Who Is The Treatment For?
Emsculpt has impressive benefits, but it’s not for everyone. Those that are either thin or fit the ideal candidates for the treatment. If they have any fat pockets that don’t seem to go away, then Emsculpt is for them.
How about the others? The treatment isn’t recommended for individuals with a significant body-fat percentage, pregnant, or nursing. Those that have a history of muscle complications or have pacemakers aren’t suitable for the treatment either.
Those that have any metal implant are also not recommended. The treatment, after all, uses electromagnetic energy. However, it can differ from case to case; consult your doctor about it and see if it’s applicable for you.
In its essence, the Emsculpt device is a shortcut to doing 20,000 crunches or squats to build your muscle mass and reduce fat bulges. There is no quite like any other device that offers this kind of results.
Emsculpt Is Not A Weight-Loss Procedure
However, this is not at all a weight-loss or fat reduction treatment. If you have a high percentage of body fat, then the treatment won’t do anything; in fact, there are no changes at all.
What the treatment does, is enhance the existing sculpted body form. If you are already fit or thin, removing the fat bulges is essentially “putting the icing on the cake.” The cake is already there, and we are just putting an icing as a touch-up.
Whereas if you have a high body fat percentage, there’s no cake at all.
When Can You Expect Results?
Building the necessary muscle mass and reducing fat stores will take a while. But you can expect to see a toned, leaner area with noticeable missing fat bulges. Research has shown that most patients experience a 15-20% increase in muscle mass and fat reduction.
You may feel some results right after the treatment, but they most likely are placebo. You will see results after two to four weeks since your first session. It becomes even better after several sessions of the treatment.
How Long Will It Last?
How long the treatment lasts depends on you. If you are motivated to exercise and maintain a proper diet, it could last forever.
Takeaway
If you have problems with fat bulges when exercise and proper diet isn’t enough, you should consider Emsculpt. If you are interested, contact our clinic, Peninsula Grow.
