Non-Surgical Body Sculpting with EMSCULPT

What Is EMSCULPT?

EMSCULPT is a revolutionary patented body sculpting technology that is designed to build muscle and reduce fat through the use of highly focused electromagnetic energy. This energy is used to target specific areas of the body and causes a rapid series of muscle contractions called supramaxial contractions. The supramaxial contractions initiated by the EMSCULPT-tech far surpass those accumulated within a single session at the gym. EMSCULPT causes around 20,000 contractions in 30 minutes, targeting fat loss to the area of the muscle, which cannot be accomplished even in the most devoted gym rat. Your body responds to these contractions by rebuilding the muscles to become stronger and more toned.

EMSCULPT has been cleared by the FDA for the “improvement of abdominal tone, strengthening of the abdominal muscles, development of firmer abdomen, and strengthening, toning, and firming of the buttocks.”

Multiple studies have confirmed that EMSCULPT reduces patient’s waist size through a combination of fat reduction and increased muscle definition of the abdominal wall and provides an additional tool for body contouring with a primary application for lower and medium BMI patients.[1]

Current trends have shown a decline in surgical skin excision, which has largely been replaced with minimally invasive and noninvasive alternatives like EMSCULPT.[2] We couldn’t be happier. EMSCULPT is a safe and effective muscle-building alternative to invasive surgeries. 

Please note that EMSCULPT is meant to act as a supplement to an active life and healthy diet. It does not provide a substitute for either of those by itself. 

Welcome to the Advanced Body Sculpting Institute, home to Denver’s lipo experts. Led by the gifted, double-board-certified Dr. Todd Zuhlke, MD, his mission is to provide patients with state-of-the-art-technology and state-of-the-art techniques in the hands of highly trained plastic surgeons who recommend the correct procedures for the correct patient delivering twice the results

If you are interested in EMSCULPT and want to learn more about its transformative capabilities, keep reading, then schedule a consultation today at (720) 573-1049!

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Benefits of EMSCULPT

  • No risks
  • No anesthesia
  • Painless process
  • FDA-approved
  • Noticeable results
  • No downtime
  • Builds and tones muscle 
  • Reduces fat
  • Ideal for people who are uncomfortable with invasive surgeries
  • Great for supplementing current workout routines

Candidates

The ideal candidate for EMSCULPT is anybody who is a healthy non-smoker who engages in regular exercise, and proper diet yet finds their body completely at odds with their lifestyle. EMSCULPT can help supplement your current workout regimen and provide you with an enhanced tone and silhouette.

Candidates are not eligible if they demonstrate any of the following conditions:

  • Pregnant or breastfeeding
  • Cardiac pacemaker, defibrillator, implanted neurostimulator, drug pump, or electronic
    implanted device
  • Metal rods, pins, plates, IUD or orthopedic implants/joints
  • Pulmonary insufficiency, cardiac disorders, epilepsy, or active malignancy
  • Bleeding disorders, or taking blood thinners
  • History of hernia repair with mesh or any recent surgical procedure in the area
  • Any injury, damage, or tear in the area to be treated, including active hernia
  • Under 18 years of age

Personal Consultation

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During your personal consultation, you will have the opportunity to share your aesthetic goals with a highly qualified member of our ABS team. You will discuss why you are interested in EMSCULPT and how this procedure will help you obtain your ideal figure. We will listen carefully and suggest the best techniques and number of treatments that will produce your best results.

We will examine the areas you are concerned about to determine if EMSCULPT is your best option. 

Your health and safety are very important to us at the ABS Institute. The clinical team will ask you about your general health, allergies, and past surgeries. This information will help them understand if the EMSCULPT treatment is best for their health.

Procedure

At your first session, you will have photos of the treatment area taken so that we can track your progress

The first step is securing the applicator to the treatment area, then the process starts, directing the HIFEM energy to stimulate muscle growth and eliminate fat deposits.

Each treatment takes around thirty to forty minutes, depending on the area.

Recovery

After your EMSCULPT session, you will feel like you have just finished an intense workout at the gym. Luckily, there is no downtime or recovery.  When used appropriately and correctly, these devices have demonstrated excellent clinical efficacy and safety.[3]

Results

Results are noticeable after one’s first EMSCULPT session. Substantial results are usually seen two to four weeks after the final session, continually improving for several weeks. Any muscle mass gained through treatment is not permanent but can last for up to six months or more. Daily scheduled sessions are recommended to maintain results.

For maximum benefit, we recommend two sessions per week spaced two-to-three days apart for two weeks. This should be followed by bi-monthly maintenance.

Studies have demonstrated that EMSCULPT procedures are a beneficial treatment option for patients with high amounts of fat deposits.[4] An additional study further proved that EMSCULPT safely and effectively improves aesthetic appearances non-invasively and that the treatments not only resulted in a significant visual improvement but also increased patient confidence and satisfaction.[5]

Complementary Procedures 

Liposuction

Liposuction is a classic method of fat removal that utilizes a hollowed-out needle called a cannula that is connected to a vacuum device. The cannula is inserted into the fatty areas and proceeds to suck out the fat. This procedure is ideal for handling stubborn areas of fat that won’t go away with diet or exercise.

Tummy Tuck

A tummy tuck is a surgery designed to handle problematic flabby sheets of dangling skin through the removal of excess skin and the reinforcement of the abdominal wall. This procedure is perfect for mothers who have recently given birth or people who have lost a significant amount of weight.

Brazillian Butt Lift

A Brazillian butt lift is a surgical procedure that uses a patient’s own fat to add volume, lift, and shape to the buttocks into a more flattering curve overall.

How Much Does EMSCULPT Cost In Denver, Colorado?

At the Advanced Body Sculpting Institute, we offer a state-of-the-art office that is furnished with cutting-edge technologies. Providing knowledgeable, personalized service and beautiful results are the primary goals of everyone at the Advanced Body Sculpting Institute.

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EMSCULPT treatments include no downtime, no recorded risks, and incredible results in just a short period of time. 

EMSCULPT treatment costs $3,000 for four sessions, but customized packages are also available.

If you are interested in EMSCULPT and want to learn more about how it will transform your body, schedule a consultation today at (720) 573-1049!

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FAQ

What is EMSCULPT?

EMSCULPT is a body sculpting technology that uses highly focused electromagnetic energy to target areas of the body with rapid muscle contractions called supramaxial contractions to initiate accelerated muscle growth and fat reduction.

What are supramaxial contractions?

Supramaxial contractions are high-tension muscle contractions that exceed the highest level of tension the muscles can exert under typical circumstances.

What areas of the body can be treated with EMSCULPT?

EMSCULPT is cleared to treat the abdomen, butt, arms, calves, and thighs. 

How long is an EMSCULPT session?

One EMSCULPT session lasts approximately thirty minutes.

Do I need multiple EMSCULPT sessions?

For the best results, a series of four EMSCULPT sessions spaced two-to-three days apart is recommended.

What does EMSCULPT feel like?

EMSCULPT feels like a particularly intense gym workout with your muscles contracting deeply over 20,000 times in thirty minutes.  

Can EMSCULPT be used as a substitute for diet and exercise?

No, EMSCULPT cannot be used as a substitute for diet and exercise. It is meant to supplement those activities. 

References

  1. Jacob, C. I., MD, & Paskova, K., MD. (2018). Safety and efficacy of a novel high‐intensity focused electromagnetic technology device for noninvasive abdominal body shaping. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 17(5), 783-787. doi:https://doi.org/10.1111/jocd.12779
  2. Duncan, D. I., MD, FACS. (2020). The future of skin tightening: Mechanical or biological? Dermatological Reviews, 1(4), 128-137. doi:https://doi.org/10.1002/der2.40
  3. Mazzoni, D., Lin, M. J., Dubin, D. P., & Khorasani, H. (2019). Review of non‐invasive body contouring devices for fat reduction, skin tightening and muscle definition. Australasian Journal of Dermatology, 60(4), 278-283. doi:https://doi.org/10.1111/ajd.13090
  4. Kent, D. E., MD, & Kinney, B. M., MD, FACS, MSME. (2021). The effect of high‐intensity focused electromagnetic procedure on visceral adipose tissue: Retrospective assessment of computed tomography scans. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 20(3), 757-762. doi:https://doi.org/10.1111/jocd.13952
  5. Jacob C, Kinney B, Busso M, et al. High Intensity Focused Electro-Magnetic Technology (HIFEM) for Non-Invasive Buttock Lifting and Toning of Gluteal Muscles: A Multi-Center Efficacy and Safety Study Journal of Drugs in Dermatology : JDD. 2018 Nov;17(11):1229-1232. https://europepmc.org/article/med/30500146
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