FAQs

We offer the best EmSculpt Neo treatment in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. We at Thinworks are dedicated to providing high-standard care to help you achieve your body sculpting goals. Schedule a consultation with us immediately to begin your journey toward a more toned you.

Pregnancy

Metal or electronic implants in the treatment area

Certain medical conditions (consult with your specialist)

Yes, both EmSculpt and EmSculpt Neo offer significant benefits in muscle building and fat reduction, with EmSculpt Neo providing enhanced results due to the addition of RF energy.

No, EmSculpt Neo is a downtime-free, noninvasive procedure. After the session, patients can immediately resume their daily lives and normal activities.

EmSculpt Neo builds on the original EmSculpt by adding RF energy, which enhances fat reduction and provides more dramatic results.

Yes, depending on what kind of treatment you like. EmSculpt Neo is unique in combining muscle building and fat reduction in a single treatment, making it a superior option for comprehensive body shaping.

Yes, while EmSculpt Neo primarily targets subcutaneous fat, studies have shown decreases in visceral fat also.

Although EmSculpt Neo is not a weight loss medication, it can aid in muscle growth and fat reduction for a more toned appearance.

Yes, the RF energy used in EmSculpt Neo can help tighten the skin in the treated areas.

Before the treatment, avoiding heavy meals and staying hydrated is advised. Following the procedure, you should resume your normal activities and adhere to any particular guidelines your specialist may have given you.

Maximizing and maintaining the effects of EmSculpt Neo can be achieved by adhering to a regular exercise regimen and eating a healthy diet.

Results can be seen as early as a few weeks, with full results developing over 2-3 months.

Typically, four to eight sessions are needed to see significant results.

At ThinWorks, we offer the highest standard of Emsella treatment in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Our cutting-edge facility is furnished with the newest Emsella technology, and our staff of skilled experts is committed to offering individualized treatment and assistance along your path to better pelvic health.

Each Emsella treatment session typically lasts approximately 30 minutes, during which the device delivers thousands of intense pelvic floor muscle contractions. It is usually six sessions, twice a week.

While Kegel exercises can benefit pelvic floor health, Emsella offers a unique advantage by delivering thousands of intense but painless muscle contractions in a 28-minute session. This level of intensity is virtually impossible to achieve through traditional Kegel exercises alone, making Emsella a more efficient and effective option for many individuals.

While some individuals may experience improvements after a few Emsella sessions, most providers recommend completing six to eight treatments for optimal and long-lasting results. The effects of Emsella are cumulative, and consistent treatment is critical to achieving the desired outcomes.

Numerous conditions affecting the muscles, nerves, or other structures involved in urination can result in urinary incontinence. Weakened pelvic floor muscles are one of the most frequent causes; these muscles can be strained or damaged by pregnancy, childbirth, aging, or other circumstances. Additionally, certain neurological disorders like multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, or spinal cord injuries can interfere with nerve signals that control bladder function, leading to incontinence. Chronic diseases that put extra strain on the bladder or interfere with the muscles and nerves used for urination, such as diabetes, obesity, and arthritis, can raise the risk of incontinence. In some cases, urinary incontinence may be a side effect of certain medications or a result of prostate problems in men.

Incontinence can be treated with various methods, such as non-invasive therapies like Emsella, medication, surgery, and pelvic floor exercises (Kegel exercises). Your ailment's underlying cause and seriousness will determine the best course of action.

The inability to regulate the body's excretion of urine or feces is known as incontinence. Although it can afflict people of all ages, older adults are more likely to have it. It is a common condition. There are several variations of the condition, including stress, urge, and mixed incontinence. Urine leaks due to stress incontinence are caused by pressure on the bladder from physical activity or movement. The hallmark of urge incontinence is an abrupt, strong urge to urinate, which is frequently followed by an involuntary leak before using the restroom.

During a regular Emsella chair treatment, which typically lasts 30 minutes, the Emsella device applies thousands of powerful contractions to the pelvic floor muscles.

During an Emsella treatment session, your pelvic area may tingle, and you may feel slight contractions in your muscles. However, the procedure is generally well-tolerated and painless, and no downtime is required afterward.