I went to get my first venus freeze treatment on my stomach today. Don't let the name fool you; it's HOT!
They rub this really hot element all over for about 20 minutes. Most of the time it wasn't so bad, but every once in awhile it would hit a hot spot and make me flinch. I even have a tiny blister from it (you can't see in the pictures because it's under my pant line.
These pictures were taken this morning before the treatment and then after.
They rub this really hot element all over for about 20 minutes. Most of the time it wasn't so bad, but every once in awhile it would hit a hot spot and make me flinch. I even have a tiny blister from it (you can't see in the pictures because it's under my pant line.
These pictures were taken this morning before the treatment and then after.
I don't see much of anything yet, but it also all depends on how I am standing. I could make my stomach look better or worse depending on the angle of camera and what not.
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Hello, I have a tummy like yours after having my 3 kids. the oldest is now 6 but the tummy remains. I'm googling photos of tummy procedures. Your photo has me convinced venus freeze isn't worth the money. Did it improve any more over the following weeks? thanks, Davina.
Nope it did not improve, unfortunately.
How many treatments did you do?
Well from the photo's anyway.. I can see some improvement. Obviously there is still some crinkly skin left, but there seems to be less. Especially the lower belly portion. Thank you very much for posting your results.
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