Precision Frequency Body Sculpting

These people are both me, a year apart. I have been using semiglutide. I have PCOS and even though I have always been active, my genetics work against me. Even in my before pictures I was using ultrasonic cavitation to work on my genetic fat pockets, and radio frequency for skin tightening. I was 48 in the before and I am 49 now. The after picture was taken a week ago. Do I still think noninvasive body sculpting is awesome, given my weight loss? 100% yes. I have been much younger and weighed much less than I do now. My stomach has never been this flat. I am still working on it too. Genetically, the women in my family carry a disproportionate amount of fat around their waists and on their stomachs. This is the most in proportion I have ever felt, and I’m not even at my goal weight. I will say that the results of ultrasonic cavitation are much easier to see when you are an average to smaller size. However, the treatments I did even when I was larger, are paying off big time now. The areas I have been working on don’t have the fat pockets I have had for most of my life. And let’s not forget the loose skin that comes from weight loss! It’s not semiglutide that causes this, although social media loves to say “Ozempic face.” It’s the weight loss, plain and simple. At 49, I have been bracing myself. It’s happened, especially around my mouth and on my neck. I’ve been treating it with RF and red light therapy and as it crops up, I will cringe, then treat it a few times and watch it go away, then lose more weight, see the lines around my mouth, cringe, then treat it again. I will be perfectly honest, if things don’t end up the way I want them to when I am at my goal weight, I will go see a dermatologist about CO2 laser. That route is much more expensive and invasive than I like, but as one of my clients said, “Just lose the weight and deal with it.”