emsculpt neo
Emsculpt Neo in Hartland, MI
FDA-Approved to eliminate fat & build muscle
What Is Emsculpt Neo?
Discover the cutting-edge of non-invasive body sculpting with Emsculpt Neo, now available in Hartland, Michigan. This FDA-approved treatment combines radiofrequency (RF) heating and High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology to simultaneously eliminate fat and build muscle. Whether you’re aiming to tone your abdomen, lift your glutes, remove calves, add arms, or strengthen your thighs and calves, Emsculpt Neo offers a safe, effective solution with no downtime.
Each 30-minute session is equivalent to performing 20,000 sit-ups or squats, delivering visible results in just a few weeks. Ideal for individuals with a Body Mass Index (BMI) up to 35, Emsculpt Neo is suitable for those close to their fitness goals but seeking to target stubborn areas that resist diet and exercise. Experience the future of body contouring in Hartland and achieve the sculpted physique you’ve always desired.
AREAS WE TREAT
- Abdomen
- Buttocks
- Thighs
- Calves
- Arms
- Flanks
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Below are commonly asked questions about emsculpt neo
Emsculpt Neo utilizes a combination of RF heating and HIFEM technology. The RF energy heats the muscle tissue, preparing it for stress, while the HIFEM energy induces supramaximal muscle contractions. This dual-action process leads to fat cell apoptosis (cell death) and muscle hypertrophy (growth), resulting in fat reduction and muscle toning.
Emsculpt Neo is effective for contouring various body areas, including the abdomen, buttocks, thighs, calves, arms, and biceps. It targets both superficial and deep muscle layers to enhance overall muscle tone and strength.
A typical treatment protocol involves four sessions, each lasting approximately 30 minutes, spaced 5–10 days apart. While some patients notice improvements after the first session, optimal results are generally observed 2–3 months post-treatment.
Downtime is minimal, though swelling, redness, and tenderness are common for a few days post-treatment. Some people experience swelling that lasts up to a week or more.