Sep 16, 2020
Breakthroughs in body contouring technologies are transforming the way men and women contour the shape, size, and overall appearance of their bodies. According to New Jersey physician, Anjali Verma, MD of La Fleur Medispa & Aesthetics, “until recently, adults wanting to contour their body composition were limited to surgical interventions like liposuction, a facelift, or butt lift.” Now, “non-invasive cosmetic treatments can safely and efficiently reduce fat, enhance muscle, and tighten skin.” These treatments are especially appealing to patients wishing to “improve their appearance without surgery or downtime,” says Dr. Verma.
One of the most popular non-surgical alternatives to liposuction is CoolSculpting. The revolutionary fat freezing treatment “eliminates stubborn fat cells that resist diet and exercise,” claims Dr. Verma. Patients may enjoy a 25% reduction in fat after a single treatment. Best of all, the results are natural-looking and long-lasting.
Making its debut into the non-invasive body contouring industry, Emsculpt strengthens and enhances muscles. The body-building treatment uses Highly Focused Electromagnetic (HIFEM) energy to stimulate powerful muscle contractions safely. One, 30-minute treatment induces 20,000 muscle contractions known as supramaximal contractions. These are “far more powerful than any muscle contraction a person can perform manually,” says Dr. Verma. “To adapt to the stress of the supramaximal contractions, the body creates new muscle cells and strengthens existing muscle tissue.” Emsculpt treatment areas include the abdomen, the arms, the thighs and calves, and the buttocks, which, according to Dr. Verma, offers patients “the first non-surgical alternative to a butt lift.”
Ultherapy is a popular non-surgical skin tightening treatment. It provides a non-invasive alternative to surgeries such as a facelift, browlift, or neck lift. In fact, “Ultherapy,” explains Dr. Verma, “is the only non-surgical treatment that is FDA-cleared for lifting and tightening the neck, chin, and brow area.” Ultherapy rejuvenates the skin using micro-focused ultrasound energy. This energy boosts the production of collagen and elastin within the skin to tighten and tone loose tissue.
Another non-surgical alternative for tightening loose facial skin is a “thread lift” using PDO threads. Dr. Verma explains that PDO threads are biodegradable surgical sutures that are expertly placed below the surface of the skin. The sutures simultaneously lift the tissue into a more youthful position while also stimulating the production of collagen and elastin. The skin tightening treatment can lift and contour the “cheeks, neck, jawline, eyelids, and brows,” touts Dr. Verma.
Dr. Verma welcomes individuals living in Shrewsbury, NJ, into La Fleur Medispa & Aesthetics for a free consultation to learn more about non-surgical options for contouring the body and rejuvenating the appearance. Schedule a consultation by visiting the website, emailing La Fleur at [email protected], or calling (732) 365-4298.
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