Erchonia, the maker of the Emerald Laser machine, is a pioneer in the fat reduction industry. Erchonia was the first company to receive FDA market approval for a weight-loss laser. However, the developers knew that they could improve on their earlier model and developed the Emerald Laser.
If you've been paying attention to the latest trends in weight loss, you've probably heard a lot about drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Zepbound. These medications, known as GLP-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1 RA), have skyrocketed in popularity thanks to endorsements from celebrities and social media influencers. But what are you really losing when you opt for these viral weight-loss medications?
The laser lipolysis treatment process takes place over a series of sessions, and depending on the size and number of areas being focused on, you can expect to see significant results in as little as eight visits. However, that will largely depend on not only the number of specific places on the body you want to target.
You may have heard the term water weight used to describe fluid collecting in the tissues, causing them to swell, and you have likely also heard that this is not the same as body fat. This is true, but how do you tell the difference between these two very different types of weight?
Maintaining your weight after a laser lipolysis procedure is the goal of just about everyone that has the procedure. However, many struggle with this goal, and many fail to achieve it. Here we will go over what is necessary to maintain your weight loss after laser lipolysis, and how you can achieve it, and make sure your weight loss is sustainable. We will go over several tips on how to maintain your weight as well as what to avoid in order to make your changes everlasting.
