Results
Outcomes you can measure, not just observe
Emerald outcomes are documented as circumference change at fixed anatomical landmarks. That is a different standard to impression-based before-and-after photography — and it's the standard the clinical evidence was built on.
Abdomen — oblique view
Course of Emerald sessions; before at left, after at right.
Abdomen — anterior view
Course of Emerald sessions; before at left, after at right.
Abdomen — anterior view
Course of Emerald sessions; before at left, after at right.
Waist and abdomen
Course of Emerald sessions; before at left, after at right.
Hips and thighs
Course of Emerald sessions; before at left, after at right.
Abdomen — lateral view
Course of Emerald sessions; before at left, after at right.
Abdomen — anterior view
Course of Emerald sessions; before at left, after at right.
Abdomen — lateral view
Course of Emerald sessions; before at left, after at right.
Abdomen — lateral view
Course of Emerald sessions; before at left, after at right.
How to read results
What these comparisons do and don't show
Being precise about outcomes is part of practising responsibly with any aesthetic device.
Circumference, not weight
The measured endpoint is girth at a fixed landmark. It is not body weight and not a weight-loss claim.
Unretouched patient photography
Photographs are supplied by treating clinics and shown unretouched. They are not intended to represent a typical or guaranteed result.
Individual results vary
Outcomes depend on patient factors, protocol adherence and clinical context. Your treating clinician sets expectations.
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