CoolSculpting Vs. Emsculpt
Taking picture-perfect selfies and looking fantastic in person is a top priority for many individuals. If you have stubborn fat that won’t disappear with regular exercise and a healthy diet, you need to consider CoolSculpting or Emsculpt to help achieve your desired look. Learn more about each procedure, how it works, benefits risks, and cost. Which one is best for you CoolSculpting or Emsculpt?
What is stubborn fat?
Chances are you can pinpoint your trouble areas where fat tends to build up and become highly difficult to lose. These stubborn pockets of fat usually don’t disappear with regular exercise and a healthy diet. The reason is often heredity since the number of fat cells is set during the beginning stages of life and hardly varies in adulthood. It’s likely that family members also store fat in the same areas of the body.
To schedule your free consultation near Midtown in NYC to learn more about Coolsculpting and Emsculpt,
please call JustMelt MedSpa today at 212-447-1155.
CoolSculpting
The CoolSculpting procedure uses innovative technology to freeze fat in trouble spots. Research has revealed fat cells freeze at a specific temperature. CoolSculpting uses the exact temperature that safely freezes fat cells which allows your body to naturally eliminate the dead cells. The elimination process happens between one to three months and produces results of 20% to 25% fat reduction in the location where treatment is received.
Where can CoolSculpting be used on the body?
CoolSculpting is an FDA-cleared treatment that is approved to be used in areas of the body such as under the chin, jawline, flank, abdomen, thighs, upper arm, back and buttocks.
Side Effects of CoolSculpting
The following are temporary side effects experienced with CoolSculpting:
- Swelling
- Redness
- Skin sensitivity
- Bruising
Benefits of CoolSculpting
- Safe
- Effective
- Long-lasting results
- Reduces the number of fat cells
- Dissolves stubborn fat cells in targeted areas
- Natural-looking results
- Low recovery time
The Cost of CoolSculpting
The cost of the CoolSculpting procedure is based on the area receiving treatment. Generally, the smaller the area the lower the cost for the procedure. However, there are other factors involved such as if multiple areas need to be treated to help create an overall natural look. The average cost for CoolSculpting ranges between $2,000 and $4,000.
What is Emsculpt?
The Emsculpt body contouring device is the first FDA-cleared energy device approved to build muscle and burn fat. It is best known for its ability to contract muscle beyond what physical training can do at a gym. Emsculpt improves muscle tone, enhances fat metabolism and produces sculpted and defined muscles after about four treatments.
Where is Emsculpt used on the body?
Common areas Emsculpt is used are:
- Thighs
- Buttocks
- Abdomen
- Triceps
Side Effects of Emsculpt
- Temporary sore muscles
Benefits of Emsculpt
- Average 23% reduction of fat
- Average 16% increase in muscle mass
- No downtime
- Non-invasive
- Non-surgical
- No injections
- Builds ab muscles
- Improves muscle tone
- Lifts the buttocks
- Tones the buttocks
The Cost of Emsculpt
The price ranges between $750 and $1,000 depending on the area of the body you are treating and the number of sessions needed to achieve the desired look. Generally, most consumers need four treatment sessions which can cost a total of $3,000 to $4,000.
The Difference Between CoolSculpting and Emsculpt
Both treatments are non-invasive and have no recovery time. There are small temporary side effects with both treatments. The main difference between the two treatments is that CoolSculpting freezes fat cells and the body naturally disposes of them over a period of time and Emsculpt uses technology to build and tone muscle.
Are you ready to get rid of your stubborn fat? Call us today to get started!
To schedule your free consultation near Midtown in NYC to learn more about Coolsculpting and Emsculpt,
please call JustMelt MedSpa today at 212-447-1155.
Our Med Spa is located near 30 East 40th Street, Suite 806
(between Madison and Park), New York, NY 10016.