(FDA-cleared device)

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Contraindications

Microneedling is not recommended if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding

• Have active acne, infection, open wounds, or skin inflammation in the treatment area

• Have eczema, psoriasis, rosacea flare-ups, or dermatitis in the area

• Have a history of keloid scarring

• Have uncontrolled diabetes

• Are undergoing chemotherapy or radiation

• Have used Accutane (isotretinoin) within the past 6–12 months

• Have a bleeding disorder or are on blood-thinning medication (unless cleared by your physician)

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Aftercare

• Expect redness, warmth, or mild swelling for 24–48 hours

• Do not apply makeup for 24 hours

• Avoid sun exposure, heat, saunas, steam, and intense exercise for 48 hours

• Use only approved gentle skincare for 3–5 days

• Avoid exfoliants, retinol, acids, and active ingredients for 5–7 days

• Apply broad-spectrum SPF daily

• Keep skin hydrated and clean

• Do not pick or scratch the skin

(Medical-grade professional peels)

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Contraindications

Chemical peels are not recommended if you:

• Have recently waxed, shaved aggressively, or used depilatory creams in the area

• Stop retinol, acids, exfoliation 7 days before receiving the chemical peel

• Have active skin infection, cold sores, or open wounds

• Have used Accutane within the past 6–12 months

• Have a history of abnormal scarring

• Have compromised skin barrier or recent sunburn

• Are allergic to peel ingredients

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Aftercare

• The peels used here will not make you peel or sun sensitive

• Do not pick or peel the skin

• Avoid sun exposure and heat for at least 7 days

• Apply SPF daily and reapply as needed

• Use gentle cleanser and moisturizer only

• Avoid retinol, acids, exfoliation, and active products for 7–10 days

• Avoid waxing or laser treatments until skin has fully healed

(FDA-approved. Medical-Grade Energy Treatment.)

Contraindications

XERF treatments are not recommended if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding

• Have implanted medical devices (pacemaker, defibrillator, metal implants in the treatment area)

• Have active infection, inflammation, or open wounds in the area

• Have epilepsy triggered by light or energy-based devices

• Have active cancer or are undergoing cancer treatment

• Have severe vascular or connective tissue disorders

A consultation is required to determine suitability.

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Aftercare

• Mild redness or warmth may occur and usually resolves within hours

• No downtime — normal activities may be resumed the same day

• Avoid intense heat, saunas, and hot baths for 24–48 hours

• Stay hydrated to support collagen production

• Avoid aggressive treatments in the area for 5–7 days

• Apply SPF when treating exposed skin

• Results develop progressively over several months

(Non-invasive radiofrequency treatments)

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Contraindications

RF body treatments are not recommended if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding

• Have pacemakers, metal implants, or electronic implants

• Have active skin infection or inflammation

• Have severe circulatory disorders

• Have untreated medical conditions affecting healing

• Have recent surgery in the treatment area

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Aftercare

• Mild redness or warmth may be present and resolves quickly

• Drink plenty of water to support lymphatic drainage

• Avoid heat, saunas, and intense workouts for 24 hours

• Maintain a healthy lifestyle to support results

• Results improve progressively with a series of treatments

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Body Contouring FAQ

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Q: Am I a Good Candidate for Body Contouring?

The best candidate for these treatments is someone who is taking an active approach to making lifestyle changes for long-term solutions. They may be exercising and eating a proper diet but are still having problem areas. Another example is someone who just had a child, and got back in shape through diet and exercise but can't tighten the skin in certain areas. Body contouring is not suitable in areas that have:

Implants, Botox, or fillers, an individual who has not healed fully from cosmetic surgery

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Q: Can I combine my body contouring treatments?

Many patients who receive body contouring may also be interested in stretch mark removal, cellulite reduction or one of the many treatments you offer. You can absolutely combine or modify treatments for multiple results.

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Q: How quickly will I notice a change?

Gradual improvement of the treated area may be seen following the first treatment. The skin's surface may feel smoother, firmer, and tighter. Results in circumference and cellulite reduction are most apparent 5-7 days after each treatment. Remember this is a process; you will need to be patient with your body and allow time to reveal your new shape.

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Q: How long can I maintain results?

Body Contouring treatments should be used as a tool to assist you in achieving your goals. Maintenance treatments are recommended periodically following the complete treatment regimen. Like all non-surgical techniques, results will last longer if you follow a balanced diet, exercise routine, vitamins and drink lots of water!

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Q: Is the Treatment Safe?

Treatment is safe and effective for all skin types and body sizes as long as there are no underlining medical conditions. No long-term or short-term health effects have been reported.

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Q: Does it hurt?

Most patients find Body Contouring to be comfortable, like a warm deep tissue massage. Body contouring is designed to be accommodating for comfort and sensitivity levels. All treatments can be adjusted for the patient. It's normal to experience some discomfort with vacuum therapy, however, there should be no pain involved. Some clients may also experience a warm sensation for a few hours post-treatment.

Q: How often do I need treatments?

Typically 6-12 treatments are recommended per area treated,. These treatments can be spaced 3-14 days apart depending on availability and finances. The client should be committed to a healthy lifestyle in between sessions to avoid undoing the work that was done during the treatment.

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Body Contouring Post Care: Avoid

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Alcohol: Alcohol can affect the liver and its role in fat metabolism. This can impair the way that your body stores fat. Alcohol is also a diuretic which means it can dehydrate the body. When the body is dehydrated it will store retain water to preserve what it needs to function. this can cause bloating and water retention.

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Caffeine: Much like alcohol, caffeine is a diuretic. This causes dehydration and leads to water retention. this can also inhibit the lymphatic system from completing its task of detoxifying the waste from the fat.

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Junk Foods: Body contouring is a way to break down and eliminate the stored byproducts in the fat cells.

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This helps reduce their size and inches. However much like a balloon, these fat cells can increase in size again if not fueled with appropriate nutrients

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Body Contouring Post Care: Increase

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Water Intake: Our bodies are made up of 60-70% water. Water helps reduce cravings and helps with the detoxification process.

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Bowel and Urine: Your client may find they are using the bathroom more frequently. If pressure was placed on the abdomen it may have encouraged the movement of fecal matter through the intestinal tract. Pressure on the bladder and lots of water will increase urination.

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Protein Intake: Protein is the number one building block in muscle tissue. it also helps encourage collagen synthesis. Encouraging a protein rich meal after treatment will help fuel muscle growth.

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Activity: Body contouring helps put your body in a fat burning state. Typically this only happens after 15 to 20 minutes of intense activity. Encouraging any form of movement from walking to weight lifting, will help your client get double results from a single session.

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Sleep: Our body begins to recover during sleep. Having a good nights rest will help with detoxification.

A client can resume with regular activities immediately after treatment. With the booty treatment it is recommended that the client avoid sitting for a long period of time.

Non-Invasive BBL / Vacuum Therapy

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Contraindications

Delfine cup therapy is not recommended if you:

• Are pregnant

• Have varicose veins, blood clots, or vascular disorders

• Have skin infections, bruising, or open wounds in the area

• Have hernias or recent surgery in the treatment area

• Have bleeding disorders or are on blood-thinning medication

• Have severe skin fragility

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Aftercare

• Temporary redness or mild bruising may occur

• Drink water to support lymphatic movement

• Avoid intense exercise for 24 hours

• Avoid tight clothing immediately after treatment

• Maintain consistent sessions for best results

• Results are temporary and require maintenance

Results vary based on individual skin condition, lifestyle, and adherence to aftercare.
A consultation is required to determine suitability for all treatments.