None that I have recorded as yet. But if there is enough fat it's the same process

@EssentialFeeling I see so if there isn't a big amount of fat on the stomach then it cannot be performed? Was thinking of getting it done to my lower abs area to remove any visceral fat

This is more for the sub level, visceral is best burned through increasing metabolism

@@apexstate_ It can be performed, but what we've found is that it's not as effective if there isn't a lot of fat. But then if you think about it as a % it will always be less impact on a smaller area because there is less that you're working with if that makes sense.

Yay! Thank you!

When you've had a blood clot you'll need to get signed off by your surgeon. And then once that's happened we can start to break down the fibrosis for you

Yes it can even though some surgeons will say no, we find it regularly particularly when some of the aftercare we advise our patients has been missed or not done with the best frequency

You should be walking the day after surgery in this instance x