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Why truSculpt 3D® Is a Top Choice for Fat Reduction
If you feel shackled to the gym in an eternal fight against flab, you’ve probably thought, “There must be an easier way!”
There is — truSculpt® 3D at Holladay Dermatology & Aesthetics.
The truSculpt 3D system is a noninvasive approach to sculpting your body in ways your workout and diet can’t.
We understand the frustration of lingering love handles and immovable muffin tops. It’s like fat plays a prank — it disappears where you want it gone and resurfaces where it’s most annoying. But don’t fret; we’ve got the insights, expertise, and innovative treatment you need to sculpt your curves just as you envision them.
Why truSculpt is so popular
The demand for minimally invasive and noninvasive procedures has become the norm in the aesthetics industry.
The idea behind truSculpt 3D is simple — trim the fat without nicks, cuts, or tears. Using radiofrequency, it liquefies fat cells, which your body then flushes out naturally. This marks a radical departure from traditional liposuction, which requires aggressive force and trauma.
Fitness buffs and weight-loss patients alike gravitate toward procedures that don’t require significant downtime, so they prefer truSculpt 3D over liposuction and surgery.
The science of contouring
We glide the truSculpt 3D device over your treatment area, such as your belly or love handles, while the radiofrequency (RF) energy penetrates deep into your fat pockets. The RF waves gently heat and destroy the fat cells.
Your body then flushes away the dead cells through normal elimination functions, resulting in a 24% fat reduction from each 60-minute truSculpt session.
The genius behind truSculpt 3D is that it treats the entire layer of fat without damaging your skin and muscles.
The temperature feedback system in truSculpt 3D ensures a consistent temperature and a comfortable experience.
Why choose truSculpt 3D?
Here’s our at-a-glance checklist of truSculpt 3D benefits:
- Nonsurgical, FDA-approved treatment
- Improves the shape and contours of the body
- A potential side benefit of tightening the treated skin due to radio frequency energy
- Noninvasive and requires no anesthesia
- No downtime, and most patients have no restrictions before and after the treatment
- Most patients require only one treatment to achieve the desired slimming effects
- On average, there is a 24% reduction in fat cells in the treated area per session
- Targets stubborn underlying fat cells without damaging the skin or surrounding tissues
- Works deeper into the fat tissue than most fat-removal and cellulite treatments
It’s not hard to see why truSculpt 3D is revolutionizing fat reduction. Its scientifically proven technology, versatility, and unique features make it a top choice for everyone seeking noninvasive body-contouring solutions.
While truSculpt 3D can jumpstart your journey toward a new figure and help you shed fat, you still have to maintain a healthy lifestyle and regular exercise routine to keep your results.
The journey toward your dream body starts here with truSculpt 3D. Call Holladay Dermatology & Aesthetics to schedule an appointment.
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