Reducing Visceral Fat with Redustim
Millions of people are frustrated by the appearance of stubborn fat in areas such as belly, thighs and butt. For many people, we may find that no matter how much we exercise or how we reduce our food intake, the fat just cannot seem to go away.
Visceral fat in the body
Visceral fat, or the fat surrounding the organs in the abdominal cavity, is also known as “active fat” as it influences how certain hormones work in the body. Excessive visceral fat can have potentially harmful consequences, as increases stores of visceral fat predispose to increased health complications such as heart diseases and type 2 diabetes.
How to measure visceral fat?
Introduction to Redustim
What is the treatment like?
This 45-minute treatment is completely painless with no downtime. It is prudent to avoid a heavy meal 1 to 2 hours before treatment. It is also important that one does not consume carbohydrates or sugary food 4 to 6 hours after the Redustim treatment as the targeted fat continues to be broken down. A minimum of 12 treatment sessions is recommended, with a minimum of two to three 45-minute sessions per week, over four to six weeks. Depending on each person’s slimming goals, the treatment can be continued with supplementary sessions. After the first 12 sessions, 1 to 2 maintenance sessions per month are recommended to maintain the results. It is also important to ensure an active and healthy lifestyle.
For best results, we recommend adding on Redustim to our fat freeze treatments for a more targeted body contouring outcome. Fat freeze treatments target the subcutaneous (or “pinchable”) fat whereas Redustim targets the visceral (or “hidden”) fat.
A large amount of fat loss in a short period of time may result in loose and saggy skin, and Redustim can potentially help to alleviate this by tightening and toning the treated areas after the fat freeze treatments.
Who is suitable for Redustim treatment?
Redustim is a non-surgical body contouring treatment that is very safe with very little side effects. It is suitable for most people who want to get rid of excess abdominal fat to reduce associated health risks. However, this treatment is not suitable for:
Most importantly, remember that body contouring treatments such as Redustim and fat freeze treatments target hard-to-reach, stubborn fat. Keeping an active and healthy lifestyle is equally important to ensure that your fat loss is sustainable as it reduces your risk of chronic conditions like heart diseases, diabetes and stroke. Always consult your doctor before embarking on your fat loss or body contouring treatment.
