What happens to the areas of your body that didn't get treated? Does the fat eventually redistribute itself or do you have to work it off to get your proportions looking right again?
Fat in the thighs, calves etc. will all remain as they are, so you may end up looking bottom heavy, in that case. Unless, like me, there's not too much fat in the legs and they would purely remain looking muscular/as they are now.
I did ask about the fat distribution in the torso and he told me that the fat would redistribute itself, as the process of eliminating fat cells as slowly as this does, is quite natural and isn't a shock for the body/fat cells in other areas. Done a quick paint job to show you where I got treated (picture isn't me).
The areas in red (chest, upper abdomen, lower abdomen & flanks) are where I got treated and where the applicator head was suctioned on. The areas in blue, surrounding that, is the 'reach' of the applicator, which basically means it sucks in the fat cells from those areas too. When I had the two applicators on the abdomen, I was quite worried about the distance between the upper and lower applicator, thinking fat cells in the middle and around them wouldn't be treated. After the procedure was done, he took the applicator heads off, and whilst the treated areas were still frozen, he pulled on the areas which were in between the two and there was no fat under to pinch up, it had all been sucked in by the applicator head and treated. So there would be no need to work anything off, as the procedure is most likely to show even fat loss in the whole area, rather than liposuction which can cause unsightly areas of fat to be left. Since I, in essence, got my whole torso treated, the fat loss should be extremely even and proportionate in my case.
3 days after treatment, and besides the bruising (which isn't painful at all), very slight numbness and a bit of a sore chest, there isn't anything spectacular. 3 days is how long it takes for the process of removing fat cells to begin after treatment, so starting today I should start getting very small incremental changes. 2-3 weeks in, I should start seeing visible changes and 6 weeks in I should be close to the final results. Although the treated fat cells are flushed out for 4-6 months after procedure, so the end result could be even better.
Here's a
before/after of someone on RealSelf, who got treated in the lower abdomen. Notice the fat redistributing across his torso, from the upper abdomen to lower, makes a very even result.
Interested to hear them, hope you get the results you want
Thanks mate.
