How Frequently Can I Have Venus Freeze Done?

Question

I know it is recommended to do treatments one week apart, but can they actually be done closer together?

Hal Michael Bass, MD · Answer

This protocol is completely noninvasive and painless, with no recovery time. The treatments take 30-40 minutes, and patients can return to normal activities immediately with no side effects. The use of pulsed magnetic fields delivers pain-free, homogeneous heating at multiple depths to dissolve fat and cellulite while stimulating circulation, lymphatic drainage, and collagen production. Most patients see measurable results in as few as 3 treatments. We advise 6 treatments for maximum results in the face and neck area and 8-10 treatments for maximum results in other areas of the body. Treatments should be administered at one-week intervals, and for maintenance, I recommend one treatment a month.

R. Stephen Mulholland, MD (retired) · Answer

Thank you for your question.  Venus Freeze is recommended at once a week intervals as it takes time for the tissue to heal.  The optimal amount of time for tissue to heal when using the Venus Freeze is once a week.

	good luck with your treatments.

	Dr. M.

F. Victor Rueckl, MD (in memoriam) · Answer

The company and the FDA approval for Venus Freeze were done in 1 week intervals for 6 weeks. That's why it's recommended to do it that way. The radio frequency won't harm you if you do it more often, but the best results in the trials yielded them at 1 week intervals.

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