Emsculpt

Emsculpt works by using high-intensity electromagnetic energy to stimulate muscle contractions. But these aren’t just any contractions—they’re supramaximal contractions, which are more intense than you can achieve through voluntary exercise. These powerful muscle contractions engage your muscle fibers to build strength and muscle tissue, improving tone and definition.

 During an Emsculpt treatment, the device is placed on the treatment area—like your abdomen or thighs—and stimulates powerful muscle contractions. The treatment is quick, non-invasive, and requires no downtime, making it easy to fit into your busy life.

Unlike exercise alone, EMSCULPT uses high-intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM) energy to trigger powerful muscle contractions that go far beyond a typical workout. This helps increase muscle mass, improve definition, and create a firmer, more sculpted appearance—especially in areas that are hard to tone through exercise alone.

Emsculpt can be used on various parts of the body where you desire muscle building and toning. Common treatment areas include

• Abdomen
• Glutes
• Thighs
• Arms
• Calves

Your provider will help determine which areas will benefit most from EMSCULPT during your consultation.

Emsculpt offers a range of benefits that go beyond just looking good:

• Muscle Toning: Enhance muscle definition in the treated area.
• Muscle Building: Strengthen and build muscle in the treated area.
• Non-Invasive: No surgery, no needles, no downtime.
• Quick Results: Noticeable body sculpting results after just a few sessions.
• Versatile Treatment Areas: Effective for abs, glutes, thighs, arms, and more.

EmSculpt’s primary effect is on muscle and fat, but the muscle remodeling process can also mildly improve skin firmness in treated areas as the underlying tissue tightens. For significant skin laxity, however, body sculpting is not a substitute for surgical or RF-based skin tightening — your provider can recommend complementary treatments during your consultation if loose skin is a concern.

No. Body sculpting treatments like EmSculpt are not designed for weight loss and don’t replace surgical procedures like liposuction or tummy tucks. EmSculpt is ideal for refining body shape, reducing stubborn fat pockets, and enhancing muscle tone when you’re already at or near your goal weight. If weight loss is part of your journey, ask about our medically supervised weight loss program in addition to EmSculpt.

Clinical studies show that after a full series of Emsculpt treatments, patients commonly experience:

 Increased muscle mass and thickness in the treated area
 Improved muscle strength and tone
 Enhanced muscle definition, with modest fat reduction in some patients

 Emsculpt has also been shown to improve core stability and posture through muscle remodeling and strengthening.

 Patients have reported high satisfaction following Emsculpt treatments, though individual results may vary.

 Results develop gradually over several weeks and fade over 6–12 months without maintenance. Maintenance sessions are recommended to help sustain your results. Most Emsculpt patients experience only mild, temporary side effects, such as:

 Muscle soreness (similar to the feeling after an intense workout)
 Redness or warmth at the treatment site
 Mild swelling

 These effects typically resolve within a few hours to a day, and serious complications are rare.

We offer an Emsculpt membership to make treatments more affordable. Our Emsculpt membership buy in is $150 annually, with each treatment costing $275. Non-members pay $500 per treatment. Financing is available through CareCredit and Cherry.

Emsculpt is ideal for adults who:

 Are near their ideal weight
 Maintain a healthy lifestyle
 Want to improve muscle definition and tone

 Emsculpt is suitable for a wide range of body types, including individuals with a BMI up to 35. However, it is not recommended for patients with metal implants, pacemakers, or certain medical conditions.

 Emsculpt may also be of interest to new mothers looking to support abdominal muscle tone and postpartum core strength. Please consult your provider to determine whether treatment is appropriate for you, including in cases of diastasis recti (abdominal muscle separation).