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May 24th 2023

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November 30 – Emsculpt Classic – $300 Request a time Below
November 30 – Emsculpt NEO $600 Request a time Below

Special Packages only available May 24

Glo Medical Aesthetics
  • Package specials on Emsculpt Classic and Neo
  • New Client Botox Special
  • Free Express Laser Genesis
  • Free Emsculpt Classis Maintenace Treatment


EM Sculpt

EMSCULPT is the first device to build muscle and sculpt your body. Through the high-intensity electromagnetic therapy procedure, one can enlarge current muscles, as well as grow new muscle fibers. The Emsculpt procedure is currently FDA cleared to treat your abdominals, buttocks, arms, calves, and thighs. A great non-surgical alternative to the Brazilian butt lift.

Here’s how it works: EMSCULPT is based on high-intensity focused electromagnetic energy. A single EMSCULPT session causes thousands of powerful muscle contractions which are extremely important in improving the tone and strength of your muscles.

These powerful induced muscle contractions not achievable through voluntary contractions. The muscle tissue is forced to adapt to such an extreme conditions. It responds with a deep remodeling of its inner structure that results in muscle building and sculpting your body.

Emsculpt Neo

EMSCULPT NEO is based on an applicator simultaneously emitting  synchronized RF and HIFEM+ energies.

Due to the radiofrequency heating, the muscle temperature quickly rises by several degrees. This prepares muscles for exposure to stress, similar to what a warm up activity does before any workout. In less than 4 minutes, the temperature in subcutaneous fat reaches levels that cause apoptosis, i.e. fat cells are permanently damaged and slowly removed from the body. Clinical studies showed on average a 30% reduction in subcutaneous fat.

Bypassing the brain limitations, HIFEM+ energy contracts the muscle fibers in the area at intensities that are not achievable during voluntary workout. Extreme stress forces the muscle to adapt resulting in an increase in the number and growth of muscle fibers and cells. Clinical studies showed on average a 25% growth in muscle volume.