30 Minute $4000 Six-Pack | Doctor reviews EMSCULPT
With the equivalent of 20,000 sit ups in 30 minutes, the ability to loose fat and gain muscle this machine sounds too good to be true. Join me as I take a look at how it works, how it feels and whether it’s worth the hefty price tag of $1000 per session.
Emsculpt uses High Intensity Focussed Electro-Magnetic Technology (HIFEM) to induce muscle contraction. Once the muscles are exposed to such contractions the tissue is forced to adapt to the extreme condition. It responds by remodelling the inner structure that results in muscle building and fat burning. It claims to increase muscle mass by 16% and reduce fat on average by 19%. The procedure may not suitable for everyone, for example, those with cardiac pacemakers, electronic implants or drug pumps. If you are considering treatment, always seek the advice of a medical professional.
If you have any questions or comments please drop me a line.
The surgical BBL has been dubbed one of the most dangerous procedures in the cosmetic world. But what if you can achieve the same results without going under the knife?
Join me as I road test a machine that promises exactly that, whether it works and how it feels.
The device can be used on the buttocks, abdomen, legs and arms and aims to increase muscle strength through Functional Magnetic Stimulation.
The pulsed magnetic field contracts at the target site over 50,000 times in a 30 minute session. There is no downtime to the procedure and on average 8 sessions are recommended.
The procedure may not suitable for everyone, for example, those with cardiac pacemakers, electronic implants or drug pumps. If you are considering treatment, always seek the advice of a medical professional.
I hope you have found this video useful and as always if you have any questions or comments please drop me a line below.
As a responsible cosmetic doctor I always make sure to test out the latest cosmetic treatments before using them in my practice… Perks of the job? In this treatment I strap on an Electromagnetic Pulse machine to see how effective it is at building a booty the size of Kim Kardashian.
Be sure to check out the treatment video going live on youtube.com/drnora soon.
How’s your bone bank looking? 🦴🏦 Over 1 million Australians suffer from Osteoporosis, a condition where bones become brittle and weak and are more likely to fracture. This can be prevented by exercise and ensuring a good intake of calcium and vitamin D.
Exercising regularly can help achieve greater peak bone mass than those who don’t. For most people, bone mass peaks in the third decade of life, after that time we can begin to loose bone.
The best exercises to help gain bone mass are weight bearing and resistance exercises. These include walking, jogging, climbing stairs, dancing and lifting weights. It is recommended to aim for at least 30 minutes of exercise at least 3 times a week.
So if you imagine your bones as a bank, the more regular exercise you put in the less risk of osteoporosis you’ll have in the future.
“Doc, how do I loose weight? 🤔” Is a question I hear all the time.
With summer just around the corner it’s time to get into shape.
From the Atkins diet to the South Beach diet, there are loads of ways to loose weight.
Many of these diets often cause a quick reduction in weight due to the loss of fluid in the body, rather than fat. The best and safest way to loose weight is with traditional exercise and eating healthy balanced meals.
Exercise can be fun and it’s suggested that you do at least 30 minutes of activity 5 times in a week to get your heart pumping. That could be anything from a brisk walk to kick boxing!
Let’s get fit for summer together 💪
Remember to always seek the advice of your medical doctor before going on any exercise plans. As always, if you have any questions feel free to pop by and see me in clinic.
