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How Much Does truSculpt® ID Cost?

Even people who lead a healthy lifestyle have pockets of fat that refuse to go away. Instead of invasive procedures, you can choose truSculpt® ID at ​​Premier Vein & Body by Schwartz. This body contouring treatment removes fat, tightens skin, and sculpts your problem areas for a slimmer, firmer shape. 

What is truSculpt® ID for Body Contouring?

Bodies tend to accumulate stubborn fat in areas like the abdomen, hips, thighs, and under the chin. You can have truSculpt® ID in these areas and many others to break up fat cells while tightening the skin. 

This treatment uses monopolar radiofrequency (RF) energy to target fat cells painlessly. The body removes damaged fat cells over time. RF energy also triggers collagen production to firm and tighten skin after treatment. 

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How Does truSculpt® ID Work? 

Your truSculpt® ID treatment begins with applicators placed on your skin. RF energy travels through the skin, heating fat cells to a temperature that damages them without affecting the skin, muscles, or other tissues. 

The truSculpt® ID system has an added benefit: the heat stimulates fibroblasts, the collagen-producing cells in the dermis. The new collagen tightens the skin and gives it a firmer, smoother appearance. Body contouring systems that use cold instead of RF energy do not have a skin-tightening effect. 

How Much Does truSculpt® ID Cost?

Costs for truSculpt® ID vary depending on where you live, your provider, and which areas you have treated. Most truSculpt® ID prices range from $1000 to $2500. While some people will be satisfied with two treatments, others may need up to four to achieve their desired results. We recommend a consultation to provide an accurate estimate and answer any questions you might have. 

What Can truSculpt® ID Treat?

truSculpt® ID works well almost anywhere that you can accumulate stubborn fat. This includes areas like:

  • Thighs
  • Abdomen
  • Flanks
  • Arms
  • Under the chin

With six applicators, it can treat areas as large as the abdomen and flanks simultaneously for more results with fewer sessions. Each session will remove up to 25% fat from the treated area. Most people will see the results they want with two to four treatments spaced a few weeks apart. 

How Long Does it Take to See truSculpt® ID Results?

Because truSculpt® ID is non-invasive, results take time to develop. Your lymphatic system will filter away the damaged fat cells, leading to gradual slimming. At the same time, cells in the dermis add more and more collagen, resulting in skin tightening. 

You may start to see the results of these processes after about six weeks. Full results will become visible after about three months

How Long Will My truSculpt® ID Results Last?

Fat cells do not grow back, so you can expect your truSculpt® ID results to last as long as you maintain a stable weight. The fat cells remaining in the area can shrink or grow if your weight changes. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is the best way to keep truSculpt® ID results looking good for many years. 

CoolSculpting® vs. truSculpt® ID

These two popular body contouring treatments share some elements, but we feel that truSculpt® ID wins the competition. CoolSculpting® uses cryolipolysis, which causes fat to freeze without harming the skin. Both are non-invasive treatments that break up fat for removal by the body. However, they have several differences:

Applicators

For CoolSculpting® to work, the applicators must slightly pinch the skin and fat in order to surround the target area. Applicators for truSculpt® ID rest flat against the skin. This allows them to treat people with a higher or lower BMI who have too much or not enough fat to lift. 

Comfort

Many people find that CoolSculpting® treatment feels intensely cold and can involve some tingling and discomfort. With truSculpt®, people report a gentle warmth, like a hot stone massage. The RF energy is comfortable for the skin and underlying tissues. 

Risk of PAH

Treatments that use freezing to break up fat carry a risk of paradoxical adipose hyperplasia. On rare occasions, these treatments can cause fat to enlarge instead of breaking down. There is no risk of this condition with truSculpt® ID or RF energy. 

Consultations Available Now

To learn more, schedule your consultation with Dr. Schwartz by filling out the form on this page or by calling his practice at 913-451-8346. Premier Vein & Body by Schwartz serves patients throughout the Kansas City metro.

Is There Any Downtime with truSculpt® ID?

Since truSculpt® ID does not affect the skin, you can return to your usual activities immediately after treatment. This non-invasive body contouring takes 30 minutes per body area. You may have some minor soreness or swelling that lasts a day or two, but this should not limit you from resuming your routine. 

Am I a Good Candidate for truSculpt® ID?

Safe for all skin types and tones, non-invasive truSculpt® ID works for almost anyone. People within 20 to 30 pounds of their target weight usually see the best results. Ideal candidates understand the importance of maintaining a stable weight in keeping their results looking the way they want. 

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Take the Next Step

If you have further questions about truSculpt® ID, call us at (913) 451-8346 or complete our online contact form. We look forward to meeting you and showing you how Kansas City’s premier vein treatment center can help you!

Premier Vein & Body is located in Kansas City, MO and proudly also serves Overland Park, Johnson County, and the entire Kansas City metro area.

** This blog provides general information and discussion about medicine, health, and related subjects. The words and other content provided in this blog, and in any linked materials, are not intended and should not be construed as medical advice. If the reader or any other person has a medical concern, he or she should consult with an appropriately licensed physician.

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