Muscle Sculpting
Muscle Sculpting
Targeted Body Toning.
No Surgery. No Pain. No Downtime.
Muscle Sculpting is specifically designed for muscle gain and helps you build muscle non-invasively. It targets the muscles beneath the stubborn pockets of body fat and making them contract, essentially giving you a super-intense workout you could never get in a gym.
Muscle Sculpting can provide you with the following benefits:
Non-invasive, non-surgical aesthetic treatment to strengthen muscle
An overall contoured and more toned appearance
Boosts metabolism
Can aid in injury recovery and prevention
Quick treatment sessions and fast results – causes several thousand muscle contractions in 30 minutes
Zero recovery time
Reduced appearance of fat in the treated area – slimmer, tighter, smaller
What areas can be treated with Muscle Sculpting?
Abdomen, buttocks, arms, thighs and calves.
How many Muscle Sculpting treatments do I need to get full results? How far apart should each treatment be?
A typical treatment plan consists of 5x sessions, 30 minutes each, scheduled 2-3 days apart. For ideal results patients should have 6x 30-minute sessions over the course of 3 weeks spaced every 2-3 days. We recommend maintenance, which is minimal – just one appointment every three to six months.
Does Muscle Sculpting hurt?
No. The treatment does not cause pain or discomfort. Our aestheticians have total control of the treatment intensity, so patients are always treated at a level that is comfortable.
Muscle Sculpting After Care:
Contracting muscles forcefully in rapid succession can create minor muscle soreness immediately following treatment. The treatment also releases the lactic acid in the muscles to help minimise soreness after treatment. While undergoing multiple Muscle Sculpting treatments, we suggest keeping up this routine - regular exercise, a healthy diet and drinking water are good habits to have for a healthy body and mind.
As with any procedure, you should consult your medical practitioner and notify Imperia Clinics if you have any existing conditions or concerns before you book an appointment.