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Emsculpt NEO Write For Us (1) Emsculpt NEO someone expressed me there was a medical device that could build muscle and burn fat in the most challenging places in my body, I would think they were crazy. But then I tried it myself, and I was wrong. My butt lifted and rounded in ways I could never have done, no matter how many squats or lunges I did, and suddenly I had magic abs! who knew

And what is this aesthetic device called? Emsculpt and its next generation super powerful little sister, Emsculpt Neo. Read on to find out what they do and what Emsculpt results from you can expect.

What is Emsculpt – and how does it work?

“Emsculpt is a non-invasive body contouring action that strengthens muscles and sculpts the body,” says New York dermatologist Dendy Engelman, M.D., explaining the breakthrough technology behind this FDA-approved device. Launched in 2018, the device is approved for use on seemingly immobilized areas, including buttocks, thighs, arms and legs.

Using High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic Technology (HIFEM), Emsculpt deeply and intensely stimulates muscles to “enable otherwise unattainable fitness goals,” says author and cosmetic dermatologist Paul Jarrod Frank, M.D. He adds that it triggers 20,000 muscle contractions in the target area in just 30 minutes, tricking your body into thinking you just did 20,000 crunches or squats to tone and strengthen the area. (It’s no surprise that Drew Barrymore and his famous friends are also fans of the treatment.)

What about Emsculpt Neo?

Fast forward to the end of 2020 with the launch of the Neo, an updated and slightly more powerful version of Emsculpt that activates around 24,000 contractions compared to Emsculpt’s 20,000.

While it retains the HIFEM technology from the OG device and still uses a handheld applicator, the Neo also adds something called radio frequency fat reduction. (Think of it as the equivalent of lifting weights plus an intense SoulCycle class.) Here’s how radiofrequency works:

“Muscle temperature rises several degrees rapidly, preparing the muscles for stress,” says plastic surgeon David New York City Shafer, M.D. compares it to a practice warm-up. “Then, within four minutes, the temperature of subcutaneous fat reaches levels that cause apoptosis, in which fat cells are permanently damaged and slowly removed from the body.” Over the next two months, the damaged fat cells are naturally eliminated from the flushed body, similar to cool sculpting.