Does body sculpting reduce fat in every area?
Muscle-stimulation body sculpting should not automatically be considered a fat-reduction treatment. Claims depend on the particular technology and supporting evidence. If localised fat is your main concern, Lipo 360 can discuss separate fat-reduction treatments with you.
Can body sculpting make my stomach flatter?
We cannot guarantee a flatter stomach or a particular reduction in waist circumference. Individual cosmetic outcomes vary.
Can it give me visible abs?
Visible abdominal definition depends on numerous factors, including body composition, muscle development, genetics, diet and physical activity. We do not guarantee visible abdominal definition following treatment.
Can body sculpting lift my buttocks?
We do not guarantee a particular lifting effect or change in buttock size or shape. Appropriate claims depend on the specific device and supporting evidence.
Can body sculpting reduce upper-arm fat?
Muscle stimulation shouldn’t automatically be assumed to reduce localised fat. If upper-arm fat is your primary concern, your practitioner can discuss which treatments may be appropriate.
Is body sculpting painless?
We would not describe treatment as universally painless. Sensations vary, and some people may find repeated muscle contractions unusual, intense or uncomfortable.
Is there any downtime?
Individual experiences vary. Depending on the technology used, you may experience temporary muscle fatigue, tenderness, or discomfort. Your practitioner will explain potential side effects relevant to your treatment.
Can several areas be treated?
Depending on the technology, treatment protocol and your individual suitability. Your practitioner can discuss which areas are appropriate.
How many sessions will I need?
There isn’t a fixed number of treatments that guarantees a particular result. An appropriate treatment plan depends on the technology, treatment area and individual circumstances.
Are the results permanent?
We do not guarantee permanent cosmetic results. Body appearance and muscle condition can change over time due to ageing, activity, lifestyle, weight changes and other individual factors.