Natural Looking Results

SculpSure is a laser-based, noninvasive treatment that’s used to target and reduce or eliminate fat. It works for both men and women and on a variety of body types. One procedure takes an average of 25 minutes and can target multiple areas at once.

SculpSure is a noninvasive, nonsurgical cosmetic body procedure that targets fat reduction in the upper abdominal, lower abdominal and flanks area of the body. The nonsurgical SculpSure procedure requires no incisions or anesthesia. This can mean there’s minimal discomfort, and little to no recovery time.

How Does SculpSure Work?

SculpSure is a type of lipolysis, a fat-eliminating process. SculpSure uses laser technology to “melt” fat cells away. During the SculpSure treatment, the SculpSure device is wrapped around you like a belt. Its applicators deliver a 1060-nanometer diode laser that reaches a temperature of 107.6°F and 116.6°F. This is hot enough to kill fat cells underneath the skin while leaving other tissues unharmed. The SculpSure device alternates between delivering a cooling effect and the heat laser. Each treatment takes about 25 minutes.

During the procedure, you can relax, read, or even take a nap. During the 12 weeks after the procedure, your body’s lymphatic system naturally flushes out the eliminated fat cells. If you need additional treatments to reach your desired results, they can be done 6-12 weeks or more after the first treatment.

 

SculpSure vs. CoolSculpting

SculpSure and CoolSculpting have a similar basic purpose: to target and injure fat cells so they eventually die and are disposed of through your body’s lymphatic system. The difference is that while SculpSure uses controlled heat to eliminate fat cells, CoolSculpting uses the process of controlled cooling, also known as cryolipolysis.

/p>The potential risks and side effects, as well as the pain level and downtime, are similar for both procedures. As of 2016, the average cost of SculpSure was about 50% less than CoolSculpting.

CoolSculpting was cleared by the FDA in 2012, while SculpSure received clearance in 2015. Because CoolSculpting has been around for a few more years, there’s more available information on it, including more formal studies and clinical trials.

 

SculpSure Risks & Side Effects

The heating phases during treatment may cause some minor pinching or a tingling sensation, but no numbing agent or anesthesia is necessary. Few serious side effects have been reported, but because SculpSure is a relatively new procedure, research is still ongoing regarding the effects on the body.

After treatment, you may experience some soreness and stiffness. You may also experience bruising in the treated areas. Your licensed practitioner may recommend that you massage the firm areas during the weeks after the procedure.

 

SculpSure Results & Recovery

SculpSure takes 25 minutes and is noninvasive with little to no recovery time. This means that you could feasibly have a treatment done on your lunch break and return to regular work immediately. As your body metabolizes the eliminated fat cells, fat reduction may be noticeable in as few as six weeks after one treatment. Clinical data from Cynosure, the creator of SculpSure, shows that on average, one session results in a 24 percent reduction of fat in the treated area. Full results are normally seen 12 weeks after the initial treatment. Because the cells eliminated during the procedure are destroyed with the laser, these cells won’t regenerate. Desired fat reduction should be maintained through healthy diet and exercise.

 

SculpSure Is Not For Everyone

SculpSure is usually not the best treatment option for people from New York with obesity issues and is best suited for individuals with a body mass index of 30 or less. SculpSure is not intended as a weight loss option or as a replacement for a healthy diet.

 

SculpSure New York

• Customizable treatment plans
• No recovery time
• Resume daily activities immediately
• Affordable

 

Dr. Sadaty provides the SculpSure procedure to patients from all over Long Island, New York and the surrounding areas, including Roslyn, Old Brookville, Westbury, Great Neck, Port Washington, Manhasset, Glen Cove, Manorhaven, Syosset, Albertson, East Hills, Plandome, Lawrence, Cedarhurst, Woodmere, Hewlett Harbor, Lynbrook, Valley Stream, and many other towns on Long Island, NY.