Reaching a weight loss or fitness goal is a common New Year’s resolution. However, many people find that they need a little help fine-tuning their results, especially following a significant weight loss achievement. Fortunately, these surgical and non-surgical treatments can help — whether you want to lose those last few pounds, contour your body after major weight loss, or smooth out those pesky dimples – we’ve got you covered.
Liposuction
Even after your best efforts in the gym and kitchen, you might be left with a few fat pockets that aren’t responding to diet and exercise. If this is the case for you, liposuction may be an appropriate solution.
While not an effective weight loss method on its own, liposuction can be combined with a healthy diet and exercise regimen to help you trim away bothersome subcutaneous, or “pinchable” fat from areas like your hips, waist and thighs.
CoolSculpting®
Many people see optimal results after a single CoolSculpting treatment session.
One of the most popular non-surgical body contouring tools available, CoolSculpting® uses a process known as cryolipolysis to freeze away unwanted fat cells while remaining gentle on the surface of your skin.
Like liposuction, CoolSculpting should be used as a complement to healthy eating and exercise habits in order to achieve the desired body shape.
Cellfina™
In addition to stubborn fat, cellulite is one of the most common cosmetic concerns. However, contrary to popular belief, cellulite can affect anyone with any body type, including very petite people. In fact, an estimated 90 percent of women will have cellulite at some point in their lives.
Fortunately, there are now effective treatments for cellulite, including minimally-invasive Cellfina™. While individual results vary, many people begin to see improvements in as little as six weeks following their Cellfina treatment, with results lasting two to three years.
If you’re ready to say bye-bye to stubborn fat pockets in 2020, then give us a call at 916-983-9895 or contact us online to schedule your consultation or to learn more about your treatment options.
