COLUMBUS, OH, October 19, 2012 (Press-News.org) Exilis Body Shaping is now available for patients concerned about treating signs of aging and reducing areas of unwanted fat. Exilis is a new breakthrough technology that uses targeted RadioFrequency (RF) energy to deliver painless, non-surgical therapy for the reduction of fat deposits, skin tightening, and correcting sun damage and wrinkles anywhere on the face and body. Exilis has been featured recently on many television shows including The View, The Today Show, and The Doctors.
This FDA approved device uses controlled radio waves to gently heat the patient's skin to target and reduce fat cells. Exilis' thermal energy speeds up the metabolic activity of the fat cells causing them to shrink. The treatments also stimulate collagen production which tightens skin and smooths wrinkles.
According to Columbus, Ohio plastic surgeon, Dr. Houser, non-surgical fat reduction treatments of the past did not offer the pain-free experience and dramatic results of Exilis. Explains Dr. Houser, "out of concern for my patients, I am usually conservative in adopting new treatments. There are a lot of gimmicks out there. However, the research that I have seen, along with the impressive results, show that Exilis truly is a new and improved technology. I am happy to be able to offer this cost-effective, non-invasive treatment, which does not require sedation or anesthesia."
By combining Radio Frequency (RF) energy with cooling, Exilis can treat all areas of the body where stubborn fatty deposits persist or tighter, firmer skin is desired. Common areas of fat reduction treatment include hips, thighs, abdomen, flanks of the lower back, the upper arms and the jowls. Patients often seek Exilis for skin tightening on the face, arms, neck, and chest.
During each Exilis procedure a computer-controlled delivery device is guided over the treatment area. The therapy causes the collagen support tissues to remodel and tighten. Each treatment delivers gradual, yet measurable results. Patients will start seeing results after 3 or 4 treatments spaced about 7 days apart. Final results are achieved 3 months after the treatments are completed. Another revolutionary benefit of Exilis? There is little to no down time!
Exilis treatments are provided in Dr. Houser's plastic surgery practice which is located on the north side of Columbus, Ohio in the suburb of Westerville (behind Mt. Carmel St. Ann's hospital); 495 Cooper Road, Suite 217. Columbus, Ohio 43081.
Visit http://www.drroberthouser.com/contact.php or call our office at 614-754-6061to schedule an appointment with Dr. Houser and find out if Exilis is right for you!
About Columbus, Ohio plastic surgeon, Dr. Houser: Dr. Robert S. Houser of Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery of Columbus, Ohio Inc, is a Diplomat of the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS Board Certified Plastic Surgeon) and a Member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Dr. Houser is proud to be a Member of The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. Only about one-third of ABPS Board Certified plastic surgeons are elected to this prestigious organization. Dr. Houser provides a full range of procedures including breast augmentation,tummy-tucks, liposuction, facelifts, and non-surgical cosmetic treatments.
About Dr. Houser: Dr. Robert S. Houser of Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery of Columbus, Ohio Inc, is a Diplomat of the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS Board Certified Plastic Surgeon) and a Member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Dr. Houser is proud to be a Member of The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. Only about one-third of ABPS Board Certified plastic surgeons are elected to this prestigious organization.
Columbus, Ohio Plastic Surgeon Announces Exilis Body Shaping, a Breakthrough Treatment for Non-Surgical Fat Reduction and Skin Tightening
Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery of Columbus: We are pleased to announce that we are one of only a handful of Ohio plastic surgeons providing Exilis, the new non-surgical body contouring device. We are seeing outstanding results from this treatment.
2012-10-19
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[Press-News.org] Columbus, Ohio Plastic Surgeon Announces Exilis Body Shaping, a Breakthrough Treatment for Non-Surgical Fat Reduction and Skin TighteningCosmetic & Plastic Surgery of Columbus: We are pleased to announce that we are one of only a handful of Ohio plastic surgeons providing Exilis, the new non-surgical body contouring device. We are seeing outstanding results from this treatment.