Question 1

What is TeslaSculpt Body Sculpting?

Accepted Answer

TeslaSculpt uses focused Electro-Magnetic field technology which has the ability to induce supramaximal muscle contractions. The rapidly changing magnetic field induces electric currents in the tissue where it depolarizes neural membranes and governs motor units in the target muscles, causing concentric contractions. 
The effects are highly selective; due to its physiological characteristics only motor neurons are activated, while other neurons or tissues are not responsive to the current, and therefore stay unaffected.

Question 2

How can I benefit from TeslaSculpt Body Sculpting?

Accepted Answer

There are so many ways you can benefit from TeslaSculpt. This innovative treatment can help you tone and strengthen your muscles, lift and tone your buttocks, define your abs, arms, and thighs. It helps to improve muscle imbalance, increase core strength for better posture, and improve your overall appearance, fitness, performance, and confidence.

Question 3

How does TeslaSculpt work?

Accepted Answer

TeslaSculpt uses magnetic muscle stimulation technology to stimulate muscle contractions and enhance tone and strength. The high-powered magnetic waves bypass your skin and fat to get to the muscles and induce involuntary muscle contractions that strengthen and firms the muscle fibers – providing results beyond what you can achieve through your normal workouts.

Question 4

What is the difference between TeslaSculpt and EMSCULPT?

Accepted Answer

EMSculpt is a brand name not a technology and is one of the first well marketed machines, resulting in it becoming widely known. 
The technology of TeslaSculpt is similar. Our TeslaSculpt machine has the same specification, and in some aspects the TeslaSculpt is more advanced.

While EMSCULPT allows you to do 20,000 sit ups in one 30 minute session, TeslaSculpt allows you to do 36,000 sit-ups in the same period.

Question 5

What does it feel like during the treatment?

Accepted Answer

Discomfort from TeslaSculpt is generally minimal. For the first few minutes, patients report feeling warm, intense muscle contractions before the body adapts to the treatment and it’s easily tolerated. Afterward, most report feeling the same kind of muscle soreness they’d get from an intense workout.

Question 6

Are there any side effects?

Accepted Answer

Typical side effects following the procedure include redness, swelling, tingling, mild muscle pain or cramping. While not everyone experiences these side effects, your doctor can provide you with prescription options to help with discomfort that you may seek .

Question 7

When will I expect to see results?

Accepted Answer

Results vary from person to person. Some people report seeing noticeable muscle tone and increased ab definition one day after a full treatment cycle. As far as clinical trials go, TeslaSculpt measured a 16% increase in muscle mass and fat reduction two months after the treatment cycle.

Question 8

Can I return to my normal activities after treatment?

Accepted Answer

TeslaSculpt is a completely non-surgical treatment, so patients typically return to all normal activities immediately.

Question 9

What happens if I am to gain weight in the future?

Accepted Answer

After seeing results, many people obtain a healthier lifestyle. However if you do gain weight, or discontinue your current activity, it can results in muscle decrease.

Question 10

Is the procedure safe?

Accepted Answer

The procedure is non-invasive, and Electromagnetic technology has been widely used on aesthetic and medical field for years.

Question 11

How long does the treatment procedure take?

Accepted Answer

Treatment time may vary depending on the targeted area, but generally TeslaSculpt treatments take about 20 to 30 minutes per area. Generally 4 to 6 sessions as a course is necessary.

Question 12

Are multiple treatment sessions needed?

Accepted Answer

Yes, for optimal results, most people require about four treatments, within a two-week timeframe. After that, maintenance is recommended every three to four months. The number of treatments you need to meet your goals will depend upon your current condition, medical history, and lifestyle. During your consultation, we will work with you to develop a treatment plan to provide you with the results you desire.

Question 13

Does TeslaSculpt  replace exercise?

Accepted Answer

No. We do not recommend you replace exercise with TeslaSculpt. Regular exercise provides extensive health benefits for your bodily systems, including cardiovascular, dermatologic, endocrine, mental, and many more. TeslaSculpt only helps to enhance the tone and strength of the muscles treated. However, TeslaSculpt can be an excellent adjunct to your working out routine. Many TeslaSculpt patients have reported improvements in their workout performance and stamina after treatment.

Question 14

Who IS a good candidate for TeslaSculpt?

Accepted Answer

Optimal results start with ensuring our clients are suitable for these treatments.
Factors to consider:
 • Healthy BMI
 • Degree of subcutaneous adipose tissue (body fat under the skin)
 • Evidence of some existing muscle definition or tone

Additional factors to consider when treating the buttocks:
 • Evidence of muscle movement when contracting
 • Evidence of skin laxity or sagging

Question 15

Who is NOT a good candidate for TeslsaSculpt Body Sculpting?

Accepted Answer

People with large amounts of excess fat or certain health conditions and medical implant devices may not be good candidates. Possible contra-indicators include metal or electronic implants, cardiac pacemakers, implanted defibrillators and neurostimulators, drug pumps, malignant tumors, hemorrhagic conditions, and epilepsy, pregnancy, nursing, menstruation, and recent surgical procedures.

TeslaSculpt HIFEM should not be used if the following conditions are present:
 • Presence of metal prostheses such as implant screws, staples, nails, clips, etc.
 • Heart rhythm disorders
 • Dermatitis 
 • Epilepsy 
 • Disorders of the autonomic nervous system 
 • Nervous disorders 
 • Pregnancy 
 • Menstrual cycle 
 • Open haemorrhoids and vascular lesions in general 
 • People with intrauterine devices such as catheter, coil, etc. 
 • Localised fungal infections 
 • Fever or disorders of thermoregulation 
 • Tumours (neoplasias) 
 • Scleropathy 
 • Lymphopathy 
 • Pulmonary insufficiency 
 • Hemorrhagic conditions

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