How Ultrashape procedure works

Ultrashape has been cleared by the FDA as a non-invasive and body shaping method which uses pulsed and focused ultrasound energy to destroy fat cells selectively.

Contrary to liposuction, ultrashape doctors state that the procedure does not involve any surgery and there is no need for an incision or anesthetic. There is no need of a recovery period either. Fat reduction by the use of Ultrashape does not use heat and it will not freeze fat. It is painless and it leaves no side effects after the treatment. You can visit the office of your doctor and still attend your yoga classes with a crop top afterwards.

What to expect with Ultrashape procedure

Instead of getting unwanted side effects, you are going to have smooth results and sometimes it can take only two weeks from the first treatment to see your ultrashape results.

Ultrashape is used to destroy the fat even if you have tried and failed. It will not harm the surrounding tissue and it will not cause pain on the muscles or nerves.

Ultrashape uses ultrasound energy in order to destroy the fat cells within the body and it releases the fat in triglycerides form. The cells will get processed by the liver and they will be eliminated by the body in a natural way. The procedure will not harm muscle, nerves or tissues that surround fat cells.

How the procedure is performed

During the procedure, the patient will feel a relaxing and pleasant experience. Because it is not surgical, the doctor will not use an incision or anesthetic.

During ultrashape treatment, the doctor will use a specially designed belt to wrap your abdomen and will use a soothing gel on the skin. A technician can then glide an ultrashape transducer on the treatment area and it delivers painless pulses in a gentle manner. The treatment may take an hour or even less but you will have to wait some days before the excess fat will be eliminated.

It is painless

The doctor will customize the treatment to meet your unique needs. Patients enjoy the best comfort level and these who experienced any pain say that it is less than one on the scale of one to ten. The technology was developed by a technician who specializes in the high-power ultrasound used to destroy blood clots.