Are You a Candidate for Non-Surgical Body Contouring?
If you’re feeling self-conscious about excess skin or love handles, you may want to consider non-surgical body contouring to boost your body positivity. Learn more about non-surgical body contouring in our latest blog post!
Are You a Candidate for Non-Surgical Body Contouring?
If you’re feeling self-conscious about excess skin or love handles, you may want to consider non-surgical body contouring to boost your body positivity. Non-Surgical body contouring sculpts patients’ bodies into their ideal shape, without ever having to go under the knife. While many people can benefit from body sculpting procedures, there are a few key signs that indicate if you’re a good candidate for body contouring.
You Are Close to Your Ideal Weight
The ideal candidate for non-surgical body contouring will already be close to their ideal weight. Most body contouring patients are between 10-20 pounds from their objective weight. Our InMode Contoura Laser is a quick and easy treatment that helps smooth out stubborn excess fat or loose pockets of skin so you can meet your body shape goals.
You Have Sagging Skin from Weight Loss
Weight loss can leave you behind with excess skin that hides the results of your exercise and healthy eating efforts. Body contouring plastic surgery helps patients sculpt that sagging skin to a more desirable shape, leaving them with firm and youthful-looking skin.
You are Living a Healthy Lifestyle
Those interested in body contouring should be dedicated to a healthy lifestyle of exercise and proper diet. Patients should form these healthy habits before going into treatment, and follow through after to maintain your results. An ideal candidate will also have positive and realistic goals about their body, and strive to feel their best inside and out.
Interested in learning more about your eligibility for non-surgical body contouring? Contact Garden Plastic Surgery & MedAesthetics at (516) 724-3507 or at [email protected] to book your free consult with our experienced providers.
Sources:
https://www.plasticsurgery.org/cosmetic-procedures/body-contouring
https://www.healthline.com/health/body-contouring
