Significant weight loss as a result of diet, surgery or post-pregnancy can leave your body fighting a loose skin battle. The most well-known option to win the fight is surgery. Loose skin is cut away or tucked to reveal smoother, firmer body contours. Yet many people do not feel comfortable going under the knife. Alma Accent Prime offers a completely non-invasive alternative to achieving a new and improved body shape.
Alma Accent Prime uses combined ultrasound and radiofrequency technologies to produce slimmer body contours.
The applicator is rubbed against the body delivering ultrasound waves to the skin. This creates pressure which causes the membranes of fat cells to collapse. Radiofrequency energy is then introduced, creating a deep thermal effect within the skin. This increases the disposal of toxins and damaged fat cells through the lymphatic system. Additionally, the treatment stimulates the production of collagen, tightening the skin over the course of the following months.
THIS TREATMENT IS TAILORED TO EACH PATIENTS NEEDS & BASED ON AN INITIAL CONSULTATION
If you are looking to achieve smoother body contours, and are in generally good health, Accent Prime is a good choice of treatment. People with electrical devices, such as pacemakers, or metal implants cannot be treated as the radio frequency flowing through the body may interfere with or heat up the devices.
Accent Prime is a safe and effective way to tighten and smooth body contours. A heating sensation during and immediately following the treatment is normal. The treated area may look red or feel dry following the treatment, but this should subside within the first two days.
Accent Prime is a completely non-invasive procedure, meaning it does not involve any downtime. Patients may return to their normal activities immediately after the treatment.
An average of eight sessions is recommended for optimal results. The length of each session will depend on the area/s you are treating. A typical session lasts between 25-40 minutes and they are spaced every 1-2 weeks.
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