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Last month we gave you everything you need to know about CoolSculpting. Now, the expert aestheticians at Entre Nous want to share with you the match made in heaven for body sculpting in Menlo Park: combining CoolSculpting with EmSculpting.
Sometimes your workouts are just not cutting it. Maybe you’ve hit a workout plateau and there are stubborn pockets of fat that just won’t seem to budge.
Our team knows that everyone of our patients are unique individuals. During our consultations we work with each one to develop a unique treatment plan based on their desires and needs. Oftentimes this means combining treatments to achieve optimal results.
Combining the Power of Freezing Fat and Muscle Contractions
CoolSculpting and EmSculpting are both methods of body sculpting in Menlo Park. But they target different problems. Coolsculpting freezes fat in order to encourage your body to dispose of it. EmSculpting works your muscles with contractions to help tone. Both of treatments can help push through work out plateaus and further your fitness goals.
When these two strategies work together, they can provide double the benefits and help you get that tone physique you deserve. By getting rid of fat and toning muscle, these two treatments work hand in hand to shape the body of your dreams. We also love finishing of these treatments with a Celluma LED light therapy session. Then you skin gets a boost, too!
Book your body sculpting treatment with Entre Nous today!
The team at Entre Nous is passionate about helping you look and feel your best. If your healthy diet and regular workouts aren’t cutting it, you can benefit from body sculpting in Menlo Park at Entre Nous Aesthetics.
Schedule your appointment today and get started with your expert consultation.
Not quite there? Feel free to use our virtual consultation tool to explore what aesthetic treatments are available based on your self-selected areas of interest.