Non-Invasive Body Contouring

Atlanta Face & Body offers non-invasive body contouring treatments for targeted fat reduction and skin tightening without surgery or downtime. Suitable for patients looking to refine areas such as the abdomen, flanks, inner thighs, and arms that are resistant to diet and exercise, these treatments complement the practice's surgical offerings for patients who prefer a non-surgical approach to body shaping.

Non-invasive body contouring at Atlanta Face & Body sits within the practice's broader aesthetic medicine offering, available to patients who want measurable body shaping results without the downtime or commitment of liposuction or surgical tummy tuck procedures. Non-invasive contouring technologies typically work through one of several mechanisms: cryolipolysis (controlled cooling that triggers apoptosis in fat cells), high-intensity focused electromagnetic energy (HIFEM) for simultaneous fat reduction and muscle toning, radiofrequency for fat reduction paired with skin tightening, or low-level laser/light therapy for fat cell disruption. The specific devices available at the practice are confirmed at consultation based on current equipment inventory. Results from non-invasive contouring are gradual and typically become visible over six to twelve weeks as the body processes damaged fat cells through the lymphatic system. Most patients undergo a course of multiple sessions to achieve optimal outcomes, with each session targeting stubborn pockets of subcutaneous fat in areas such as the lower abdomen, love handles (flanks), inner thighs, outer thighs, upper arms, and under the chin (submental fat). For Atlanta-area patients, non-invasive body contouring is well-suited to individuals who are at or near their target weight but have localised fat deposits that do not respond adequately to exercise. It is not a weight-loss solution but rather a body-shaping tool for those close to their aesthetic goals. At Atlanta Face & Body, these treatments are available in the context of a surgical practice with deep anatomical expertise, allowing providers to counsel patients realistically about which concerns are best addressed non-invasively versus surgically. Pricing and recommended session counts are discussed at the initial consultation.