Blog

What Is Body Sculpting?

Body Sculpting Denver

Body sculpting is a surgical art form where a trained surgeon reduces a patient’s troublesome fat, unwanted excess skin, and accentuates other curves to give them a streamlined and more desirable physique. Tools and techniques for body sculpting have exponentially improved over the years. Now, expert surgeons can achieve better […]

Read More about What Is Body Sculpting?

Flat Tummies for New Moms

During pregnancy, our bodies are stretched to the limit as we bring new life into the world. Our abdominal wall is a flexible, durable, three-dimensional structure that can, quite remarkably, accommodate a growing fetus. However, this can result in significant skin and abdominal wall distension and displacement, the effects of […]

Read More about Flat Tummies for New Moms

EMSCULPT After Tummy Tuck

Using EMSCULPT after a tummy tuck procedure is a wonderful way to strengthen and refortify core muscles that have been repaired. Typically found in postpartum women, abdominal muscles can separate in a condition called diastasis recti. To remedy this, a trained surgeon will suture the muscles back to their original […]

Read More about EMSCULPT After Tummy Tuck

Is VASER Lipo Worth It?

VASER (vibration amplification of sound energy at resonance) liposuction is a cosmetic fat removal procedure that uses state-of-the-art ultrasound technology to break apart fat cells and release them from the deeper tissues. VASER lipo is considered to be a more measured, precise, and gentler method compared to traditional liposuction.[1] Experts […]

Read More about Is VASER Lipo Worth It?

Awake vs. General Anesthesia

Awake anesthesia, or “conscious sedation” is quickly replacing general anesthesia in hospitals and clinics. Surgeons and patients prefer it because of its improved safety, ease of use, better price, and quicker recovery time. (1)  At the Advanced Body Sculpting Institute, we use the latest technology, and awake anesthesia to give […]

Read More about Awake vs. General Anesthesia