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Which Is Best For Me: LipoSonix or Exilis?

Wednesday, July 25, 2012 3:03 PM

Patients who commonly try to compare new procedure options online are frequently confused or misled by product marketing. The following is a leading Houston Medical Spa's professional insight on the differences between LipoSonix and Exilis

When it comes to non-invasive body contouring it can be difficult to know the real differences between certain procedures. most ads say the same thing. For those considering LipoSonix or Exilis, Chris Bailey of Ovation Med Spa offers some of his experience with both procedures and how to help determine what is best for the patient.

Which works better Exilis or LipoSonixModel Photo

Bailey says each situation is different based on who is sitting in the consultation chair; and that there is no one size fits all solution. None of the non-invasive technologies, or even surgery, is a substitute for healthy lifestyle. If someone needs to lose 50 or more pounds, there is little that these types of treatments can do. Bailey gave this example, “I've got people that have a small love handle or what I call post baby tummies. You know, women who have had children and have got some loose skin and just a small amount of fat. using Exilis is the preferred provide skin tightening, and to shrink up the area a little bit, makes sense.

The newer technology lies with LipoSonix. one of the nice differentials with LipoSonix is that it is a onetime treatment. Bailey has noticed that sometimes a person could be a candidate for either treatment but will select LipoSonix because they don't have time to come in for 5 or more treatments. For them, LipoSonix is a preferred solution. The fact that LipoSonix offers permanent destruction of fat cells also appeals to patients. “That is the first thing they hear loud and clear,” says Bailey.

As far as cost, Bailey says Exilis is typically less expensive because it doesn't have a built in consumables cost to the physician.

LipoSonix full results are seen at 2 to 3 months, but Bailey reports some people start to see results in the first few weeks. “It's a gradual process and everyone is different,” says Bailey, “I've had it done myself and after 3 weeks my wife has said that she can see a difference. It's one of those things that is gradual.”

Bailey says requests for Exilis outweigh requests for LipoSonix. “More people are asking for Exilis because it has been in the market longer.”

Either way, the most important consideration when exploring your options is a consultation with a reputable and experienced physician and a facility that is offers many different procedure options.

Related Topics: LipoSonix | Exilis | Skin Tightening | Body Contouring

Which Is Best For Me: LipoSonix or Exilis?

Press Release: Plastic Surgery Practice in NYC Offers Exilis Radiofrequency Treatment

Plastic Surgery Practice in NYC Offers Exilis Radiofrequency Treatment

Profiles & Contours, new York Plastic Surgery, PC recently added the Exilis procedure for skin tightening and body shaping to complement their many other non-surgical cosmetic procedures.

New York City, NY (PRWEB) March 27, 2011

a busy cosmetic medicine practice with offices in new York City and Norwalk, Connecticut, Profiles & Contours, new York Plastic Surgery, PC (http://www.profilesandcontours.com) is now offering Exilis for completely non-surgical body contouring and skin tightening. The practice adds this procedure to its extensive lineup of plastic surgery procedures for NYC and Connecticut residents.

Exilis, which uses advanced radiofrequency technology to target fatty deposits and loose skin, is an exciting new option for people who have tried to change their body through diet and exercise but have been unsuccessful. Already known as specialists in breast augmentation and rhinoplasty in new York City, the doctors at Profiles & Contours look forward to treating more patients who want to slim and tighten areas of their body and face without surgery.

"it used to be that surgery was the only way to reduce unwanted fat on the body," explains Dr. Mark a. Erlich, founder and director of the practice. "But Exilis allows us to change the body's shape without any of the pain and weeks of downtime associated with liposuction. after an Exilis treatment, our patients can immediately return to their normal activities."

Exilis works by heating the underlying tissue and increasing the metabolic activity of fat cells. Fat cells – which are normally metabolically inactive – then begin to shrink. a series of Exilis treatments, usually spaced about 1 to 2 weeks apart, is generally recommended. Patients often see their best results after 4 treatments.

In addition to decreasing fat cell volume, Exilis also contracts the underlying tissue for dramatic improvement in the tone and texture of the patient's skin. Exilis can also increase the production of collagen and may even improve the appearance of cellulite.

"Pretty much everyone has a stubborn fat deposit or trouble spot they'd like to get rid of," says Dr. Erlich. "Exilis is exciting both because it can improve the body contour and give the skin a more youthful and taut appearance. We can use Exilis on any part of the body with lax skin, and it is particularly popular for below the chin and jaw line in addition to areas of the body. We get beautiful results, and our patients are really happy with how they look."

Profiles & Contours, new York Plastic Surgery, PC (http://www.profilesandcontours.com) serves rhinoplasty and septoplasty patients from new York and Connecticut. Profiles & Contours director Dr. Mark Erlich received his MD and both his general and otolaryngology training from Albert Einstein College of Medicine before establishing his successful cosmetic surgery practice. He has served in numerous leadership positions and actively involves himself in training new surgeons. Dr. Salvatore Farruggio earned his MD from new York Medical College before training thoroughly in general and plastic surgery techniques at Westchester County Medical Center and the University of Oklahoma.

For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/prweb2011/03/prweb5198624.htm

Press Release: Plastic Surgery Practice in NYC Offers Exilis Radiofrequency Treatment