| Name | TruSculpt Treatment – Monopolar Radiofrequency (RF) Body Contouring and Fat Reduction. |
| Uses | Non-invasive fat reduction, skin tightening, and body contouring. Approved for use in areas with subcutaneous fat deposits. |
| Route Of Administration | External application via radiofrequency energy applied to the skin. |
| Frequency Of Use | Sessions spaced a minimum of 4-6 weeks apart; typically 1-3 sessions per treatment area. |
| Concentration(s) | Not applicable; energy output measured in watts and duration in minutes per area. |
| Maximum Dosage (Day, Wk) | Maximum of 1 session per treatment area per 4-6 weeks; no more than 60 minutes of treatment per session. |
| Contraindications | Pregnancy, pacemakers or implanted electrical devices, metal implants in the treatment area, active skin infections, open wounds, recent sunburn, uncontrolled diabetes, history of keloid formation. |
| Possible Side Effects | Mild redness, swelling, tenderness, warmth in the treated area, rare risk of burns if improperly administered. |
| Compatibility With Other Treatments/Drugs | Can be combined with lymphatic drainage massage and other body contouring treatments; avoid concurrent treatments that cause significant inflammation. |
| Allergies | No known common allergens; patients with metal sensitivities should avoid treatment if they have metal implants in the area. |
| Administration Time | Treatment time varies by area but typically lasts 15-60 minutes per session. |
| Dosing/Settings | Energy settings range from 1.0-4.0 MHz, adjusted based on patient tolerance and treatment area. |
| Test Spot Requirement | Recommended for first-time patients or those with sensitive skin. Apply test spot and observe for 24 hours before full treatment. |
| Pre-Treatment Guidelines | Patients should hydrate well before treatment, shave the area if necessary, and avoid tanning or sun exposure for at least 48 hours before the session. |
| Provider Clearance Guidelines | Patients with medical implants or chronic conditions require physician clearance before treatment. |
| Pre-Treatment Screening Workflow | 1. Obtain medical history; 2. Assess contraindications; 3. Obtain informed consent; 4. Ensure patient hydration; 5. Conduct a patch test if needed. |
| What To Do If Adverse Reaction Occurs | For mild reactions: cool compress and hydration. For burns or severe discomfort: discontinue treatment, apply aloe or burn cream, and seek medical attention if needed. |
| Clinic Implementation Guidelines | Ensure proper device calibration, clean treatment area thoroughly, apply conductive gel, and monitor patient comfort throughout treatment. |
| Photographic Documentation Protocol | Pre/post-treatment photos should be taken for comparison, using consistent lighting and angles. |
| Post-Treatment Care | Advise increased hydration, avoidance of strenuous exercise for 24 hours, and gentle skincare in the treated area. Monitor for any unusual swelling or irritation. |
| Additional Documentation Requirements | Patient consent form, treatment log including energy settings and duration, pre/post-treatment assessments. |