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Frequently Asked Questions
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Sessions usually last 30 to 60 minutes depending on treated area and goals. Technicians tailor duration to address stubborn zones like arms or stomach while ensuring safety and comfort. Expect consultation and aftercare guidance included in your appointment.
Most clients experience mild pressure or warmth rather than pain. Techniques are adjusted for comfort, and any soreness typically fades within 24–48 hours. Communicate with your therapist to modify intensity for sensitive areas or lower pain tolerance.
Frequency varies by individual goals, but typically every 2–6 weeks is recommended to sustain sculpting outcomes. Your technician will propose a personalized plan based on body area, previous treatments, and response, adjusting intervals as results stabilize.
Yes. It complements treatments like cavitation, radiofrequency, or manual sculpting to maintain and refine results. We'll coordinate timing to avoid overstressing tissues and recommend an integrated schedule for optimal outcomes and recovery between modalities.
Yes. Avoid heavy exercise, alcohol, and excessive sun exposure 24 hours before and after treatment. Stay hydrated, gently massage the area as directed, and follow any specific product recommendations to support lymphatic drainage and maintain results.
Ideal candidates have completed prior sculpting or seek targeted upkeep for stubborn zones, are in generally good health, and have realistic expectations. Those pregnant, with active infections, deep vein thrombosis, or certain skin conditions should consult a provider first.