Slimfit – High Intensity Focused ElectroMagnetic Muscle Stimulator Device

They say crunches help to create the sculped tummy you always want, with results improving as we do more repetitions. So, what if you could do 20,000 crunches at a go without breaking a sweat?

You can find out what with the SlimFit HIFEM (High Intensity Focused ElectroMagnetic) muscle stimulator device, which stimulates 20,000 supramaximal (>100% voluntary effort) muscle contractions in a 30 minute treatment.

This safe, non-invasive treatment is like going to the gym and doing 20,000 crunches, with no downtime. This treatment works by repeating muscle stimulation, leading to muscle hypertrophy (increase in size) and fat breakdown.

Clinical studies have shown ~20% increase in muscle mass and ~20% reduction in fat after a course of treatment. Some commonly treated areas are the abdominal muscles, buttock muscles, arms and inner thighs.

FAQs:

1) What is the treatment protocol?

10 sessions (each lasting 30 minutes) are recommended, to be completed within a month (aim for 2-3 sessions a week)

2) What kind of results to expect?

A complete result can be seen 1-2 months after completing the treatment. Patients with a flat tummy can develop a six pack, patients with a small tummy can get a flat tummy, and patients with a large tummy will see reduction in tummy size.

In addition to the aesthetic improvement, you will experience a functional improvement to your core strength and feel stronger during workouts. Results may vary.

3) How to prepare for a treatment? What to expect?

Come well-rested and hydrated, in comfortable workout attire. Avoid big meals before treatment. Remove watches and jewellery. There will be some discomfort as your abdominal muscles are stimulated, which will get better as the muscles warm up. After the treatment, you will experience soreness for 1-2 days, as if you have had an intense workout session

4) Who is not suitable for the treatment?

Ladies who are pregnant or had a Caesarian section within the last 6 months, as well as patients with metallic implants or hernias.