Машина TruSculpt Flex
Машина TruSculpt Flex
Experience the pinnacle of muscle sculpting technology with our newest innovations: the EMS Muscle Sculpting TruSculpt Flex Machine and the Portable TruSculpt Machine.
Using cutting-edge EMS technology, these devices deliver high-intensity workouts to enhance muscle strength and tone. The TruSculpt Flex Machine is perfect for targeted body sculpting, ideal for fitness centers, wellness spas, and physiotherapy clinics.
For convenience and mobility, choose our Portable TruSculpt Machine. It offers the same muscle-sculpting benefits in a compact design, perfect for on-the-go therapists or home use.
Trust in our commitment to quality and reliability. Choose our TruSculpt Machines for superior performance and the opportunity to boost your business. Contact us to learn more.
Newest Tech EMS Muscle Sculpting Portable TruSculpt Machine
- Newest Design EMS Pads
- EMS Скульптура тела Tech
- 8 Pairs of EMS Pads to Customize Treatment
- Treating up to 8 areas Simultaneously
- Auto or Manual Mode Optional
Newest Tech EMS Muscle Sculpting TruSculpt Flex Machine
- Newest Design EMS Pads
- EMS Body Sculpting Tech
- Simple Operation, Non-Invasive, Safe & Comfortable
- 45 mins Treatment = 54000 Muscle Contraction Exercise
- Targeted Regional Energy Adjustment & Customized Energy for Each Area
Часто задаваемые вопросы
1. How much does truSculpt Flex cost?
The cost of truSculpt Flex is largely determined by the specificities of your case: the size of the treatment area, the number of sessions needed, and the provider’s pricing structure. While a rough range is between $500 and $1000 per session, you should always schedule a consultation with the provider for a more accurate quote. Keep in mind that this is a cosmetic procedure, and it’s often not covered by health insurance.
2. What is the difference between truSculpt and truSculpt Flex?
truSculpt and truSculpt Flex, both developed by Cutera, target different aspects of body contouring. truSculpt 3D utilizes radiofrequency energy to eliminate fat cells and promote skin tightening. On the other hand, truSculpt Flex employs a proprietary Multi-Directional Stimulation (MDS) technology that triggers deep muscle contractions, mimicking different workouts to sculpt and tone the muscles.
3. What is the truSculpt Flex equivalent to?
According to Cutera, the manufacturer of the truSculpt Flex device, a single 45-minute session is equivalent to approximately 54,000 manually performed crunches, squats, or twists. This device is designed to provide intensive muscle contractions that are far beyond the capacity of voluntary muscle action.
4. Does truSculpt Flex work?
Yes, clinical studies have indicated that truSculpt Flex can effectively increase muscle mass and tone. However, results vary with each individual, depending on their body composition, lifestyle, and commitment to maintaining the results through a balanced diet and regular physical activity.
5. What are the negative side effects of truSculpt?
Although truSculpt Flex is a non-invasive procedure, some patients may experience mild side effects, including temporary redness, swelling, and muscle tenderness in the treated area. Most of these symptoms subside within a few hours to a few days post-treatment.
6. Does fat come back after truSculpt?
The truSculpt treatment is designed to permanently destroy fat cells. However, it is important to note that while the treated fat cells cannot regrow, remaining fat cells can expand with weight gain. Therefore, a healthy lifestyle is crucial to maintain the results.
7. Does truSculpt tighten loose skin?
truSculpt 3D, with its radiofrequency technology, generates heat to stimulate collagen production, leading to skin tightening. It’s a versatile treatment that addresses both excess fat and lax skin.
8. How much weight can you lose with truSculpt Flex?
It’s crucial to understand that truSculpt Flex isn’t a weight-loss treatment. It works by stimulating muscle contractions to improve muscle tone and definition. While this might result in some changes in measurements, it should not be considered as a primary method for weight loss. Regular exercise and a healthy diet remain the cornerstone for weight management.
