Prep & Aftercare

Boost Your Results

  • Preperation

    Drink 3L of water before your session to kickstart your lymphatic system and make the removal of fat & toxins more efficient

    Eat light the day of (no food 2 hours prior to your appointment)

    Avoid alcohol and caffeine 24 hours prior to your appointment

    Ensure iron supplements are consistently taken a week prior (only applicable if you have low iron levels)

    Speak with your family doctor if you take prescription or over-the-counter blood-thinning medications. This includes aspirin and St. John’s Wart. These medications make you more likely to bruise after the treatment, so seek ways of eliminating or changing

    Be mindful of activities that may cause scrapes, sores, or bruising in the treatment area, as your session may be delayed if the skin is damaged

    The ultrasound gel may get on your undergarments. Please wear undergarments that are concealing and comfortable, but consider bringing a change of clothes

    Keep the area being treated moisturized before and after your appointment

    Arrive in comfortable clothing

    Avoid getting sunburnt prior to your appointment

    Booty Sculpting : Wear a thong/high cut underwear

    Sculpt Facial : We recommend that men shave their beard prior to their appointment

    Dry brush the morning before and after your treatment to further open the lymphatic systemost patients require anywhere from 3-10 for best results.

  • Aftercare

    Drink 2L of water after your session to boost the lymphatic drainage

    Dry brush the morning after your appointment

    Eat light the day of and after your session (no food for 1 hour after your session)

    Commit to working out the muscle groups/area that were targeted during your session (we recommend 3 workouts/week).

    Commit to making healthier food choices (do not be restrictive).

    Avoid alcohol and caffeine for the 24 hours following your appointment

    Please note: you will be using the washroom significantly more as the fat cells are primarily drained through the urinary tract