Is Venus Nova painful?
Most clients find treatments comfortable and even enjoyable. You may experience intense muscle contractions, warmth, or a massage-like sensation depending on the treatment being performed.
How long does a treatment take?
Most sessions take between 10 and 40 minutes depending on the time of treatment along with the specific area on the body selected in treatment.
Are these treatments safe?
Yes. This device is non-invasive with multiple safety features included in its system, including an ATC (Automatic-temperature controlled) probe to make sure that the treatment does not burn or harm the client.
How long do results last?
Treatment results typically last 8-12 months depending on (but not limited to):
- Client health history
- Amount of treatments performed
- Client compliance with maintenance treatments
- Diet/Exercise Regimen
- Lifestyle Factors
How many treatments will I need?
Instant effects/results will be noticeable after 1 treatment, but or maintained, quality results that last, treatments are recommended in a series of 4-8 treatments depending on the clients anatomy.
Does skin tone matter for these treatments?
No. All skin tone types are compatible with all types.
Is Venus Nova good for athletes?
Absolutely. Venus Nova’s technology is extremely beneficial for any and all athletes as its focus is to strengthen and stimulate muscle fibers, improve circulation to muscle, and burn unnecessary fat.
Who is not a candidate for Venus Nova Treatments?
The following clients are included (but not limited to) be named inappropriate for Venus Nova treatments due to the technology used.
Clients who have/has:
- Received neurotoxin fillers in the treatment area in the past month
- Received laser resurfacing or deep chemical peels in the past month
- Is currently pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a planned IVF procedure
- An internal defibrillator/pacemaker or any electrical/metal implants
- A Glucose monitor or external device patches
- Recent medical procedures in the treatment area or still on specific medications
- A history of epilepsy/autoimmune disorder/Myocardial Infarction
- Active inflammation or wounds in the treatment area
- Current heat-stimulated diseases around the treatment area (ex. Herpes simplex)
- Ongoing use of isotretinoin in treatment area