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SculpSure / Non-surgical body contouring

Non-surgical body contouring in Melbourne: what to expect from SculpSure at Ozmedica

Many people find that even with a balanced lifestyle there are areas of stubborn fat that feel difficult to shift. If you have been searching for non-surgical body contouring in Melbourne, you may have come across SculpSure as an option.

At Ozmedica Skin Clinic in Malvern, SculpSure body contouring is used in suitable patients to target the appearance of selected pockets of fat. This article outlines how SculpSure works, who it may be appropriate for and why it is designed to complement – not replace – healthy lifestyle habits.

What is SculpSure body contouring?

SculpSure is a non-surgical, light-based treatment that uses applicators placed over the treatment area to deliver controlled energy into underlying tissues. Built-in cooling helps protect the surface of the skin while the deeper layers are warmed.

In appropriate candidates, this process is designed to help reduce the appearance of localised pockets of fat over time as the body naturally processes the affected tissue. It is a body contouring treatment, not a weight-loss program, and is best suited to people who are already close to their baseline healthy weight as advised by their doctor.

Areas that may be treated with SculpSure

Treatment areas are always confirmed during consultation, but commonly considered regions for SculpSure may include:

  • Abdomen.
  • Flanks or “love handle” areas.
  • Upper back or bra-line regions.
  • Outer or inner thigh areas in selected patients.

The number of applicators, session length and the total number of visits are tailored around your body shape, goals and medical history.

What to expect during a SculpSure appointment at Ozmedica

A SculpSure body contouring plan at Ozmedica Skin Clinic in Malvern usually begins with a thorough consultation. Your clinician will:

  • Review your medical history, medications and previous procedures.
  • Discuss your goals, treatment areas and expectations.
  • Assess whether SculpSure is a suitable option or whether another approach is more appropriate.

If you proceed, a typical treatment visit may involve:

  • Marking and preparing the treatment area.
  • Positioning SculpSure applicators over the selected regions.
  • Running the device through cycles of warmth and cooling while your clinician monitors your comfort and the treatment settings.
  • Providing aftercare instructions and outlining the timing of review or follow-up sessions.

Many patients describe a deep warming sensation with intervals of cooling. Individual comfort levels and experiences vary, and your clinician can adjust treatment where needed.

How many SculpSure sessions will I need?

The number of sessions depends on your starting point, treatment areas and goals. Some patients choose a single session for a specific region, while others plan a series of visits for progressive contouring across multiple areas.

Your clinician will:

  • Explain how many sessions may reasonably be considered for your situation.
  • Outline expected timeframes for visible changes, which may take several weeks or longer.
  • Schedule review points to assess your response and adjust the plan if needed.

As with any body-contouring treatment, no specific result can be guaranteed and individual responses vary.

SculpSure and lifestyle: working together

SculpSure is not designed as a treatment for general weight loss, obesity or overall health management. Instead, it is considered in suitable patients as an option for specific, localised pockets of fat that remain despite regular movement and balanced food choices.

For many people, the best outcomes are seen when SculpSure is combined with:

  • Ongoing guidance from a GP, dietitian or other health professional where appropriate.
  • Consistent activity levels suited to your health status.
  • Sustainable, realistic lifestyle habits rather than extreme programs.

Your clinician may also discuss other Ozmedica treatments that can complement your plan, such as MediLUX LED or facial-focused treatments, where appropriate, to support your overall confidence.

Who is not suitable for SculpSure?

You may not be a candidate for SculpSure if, for example:

  • You are pregnant or breastfeeding.
  • You have certain medical conditions that affect healing or sensation.
  • You have metal implants or devices in or near the proposed treatment area.
  • You are seeking a solution for general weight loss rather than targeted contouring, or your doctor advises against this type of treatment.

Your clinician will explain all suitability criteria, potential risks and alternative options in the context of your medical history and goals.

Considering non-surgical body contouring in Melbourne?

If you would like to explore whether SculpSure is appropriate for you, the first step is a dedicated consultation with the Ozmedica team.

During your visit, your clinician will discuss your goals, review your medical history and outline a realistic, tailored plan that may include SculpSure, alternative treatments or a combination of approaches.

Important information

The information in this article is general in nature and does not replace personalised advice from a qualified health professional. SculpSure body-contouring treatments at Ozmedica Skin Clinic are provided only after an assessment of suitability and informed consent.

Individual responses to treatment vary, and no specific result can be promised or guaranteed. Your clinician will discuss potential benefits, risks, expected recovery and alternative options with you before any treatment is performed.

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