If you’re looking for a way to reduce stubborn fat deposits and achieve a more contoured appearance, you may want to consider VASER and Quanta Shape treatments.
VASER and Quanta Shape are both minimally-invasive fat reduction treatments that use ultrasound energy to target and destroy fat cells. The treatments are effective for reducing stubborn pockets of fat on the abdomen, thighs, arms, and other areas of the body. VASER is unique in that it can also be used to sculpt the treated area for a more contoured appearance. Quanta Shape, on the other hand, is typically used for larger areas of the body such as the abdomen and thighs.
Both VASER and Quanta Shape treatments are safe and effective for most people. However, you may not be a good candidate for these treatments if you have certain health conditions, such as a history of blood clots. During your free consultation with Cosmetique Aesthetics, our team will assess your health and determine if these treatments are right for you. Read on to check out some before-and-after images so you can see the results for yourself, and if you’re ready to take the next step, schedule a consultation with us today!
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Patient 1 (*)
Case #3500 ? VaserShape
Before treatment (left), after 2 treatments (right)
Los resultados individuales pueden variar.
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Paciente 2
Case #3501 ? VaserShape
Before (left) 1 hour post procedure (right)
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