Non-invasive lipolysis allows for the reduction of stubborn fatty deposits without scalpels or scars. SculpSure uses low-energy lasers to target pockets of fat tissue resistant to diet and exercise. The goal of a SculpSure treatment is to reduce stubborn fat deposits on the chin and neck area, abdomen, hips, back, and thighs for improved body contours.

Coolsculpting VS SculpSure

Commonly compared to CoolSculpting, SculpSure differs from cryolipolysis in two very distinct ways: 1. SculpSure heats fat tissue whereas CoolSculpting freezes 2. The SculpSure device is placed on top of the treatment area whereas the CoolSculpting device vacuums the fat tissue Another advantage of the SculpSure system is that treatments generally take half the amount of time as CoolSculpting sessions. 

What happens during the treatment?

No anesthesia is needed during a SculpSure treatment. SculpSure is FDA approved and indicated for treatment of the submental area, stomach, thighs, back, and abdomen. Up to four, flat, non-suction applicator frames will be applied to the skin before treatment. These applicator frames can be arranged in a variety of configurations to suit the needs of the patient. The applicator frames are secured to the patient using a strap system.

The SculpSure hand pieces will then be attached to the frames for 25 minutes. During treatment, laser energy will heat the underlying adipose tissue to 42-47 degrees celsius while keeping the external tissue cool. Studies have shown that up to 24% of subcutaneous fat tissue can be destroyed in one session. After treatment, you are able to resume all normal activities. Over time, the destroyed fat cells will be eliminated naturally via the body's lymphatic system. Two to three additional treatments may be required 6 weeks apart. Final results are noticed 6-12 weeks after the final treatment session.