The Exilis body contoring procedure offers a significant technological advance in Radio Frequency aesthetic treatment. Exilis exclusive technology delivers maximum thermal effect to tissue in the shortes time while ensuring safety, comfort and conrol.

Exilis treatment has been clinically tested in vivo and in vitro, and supported

What is RF or Radio Frequency ?
Radio frequency is a type energy that delivers heat to skin and deeper tissues. It has been used in medicine for over 75 years. Top (ASK Dr. Rapaport)

How does RF waves from Exilis effect my body?
The RF waves from Exilis will diminish wrinkles and tighten skin.  Also these waves will tend to deplete fat from fat  cells, thereby enhancing skin contour.  Another beneficial effect seen by the early users of Exilis is a reduction in cellulite. Top (ASK Dr. Rapaport)

Is Exilis Safe?
Yes, it has been proven in Europe for over 5 years and now in the US, with FDA approval, for over 1 year.  The Exilis delivers its energy in a controlled pulsatile fashion thereby avoiding the potential for burns. Top (ASK Dr. Rapaport)

What areas of the body can be treated?
Dr. Rapaport can treat the face and neck with the facial hand-piece.
He can treat any area of  the body with the body hand-piece. Top (ASK Dr. Rapaport)

Does the procedure hurt?
No, there is a deep heat to the treated tissue only. Patients typically don't experience any pain. Top (ASK Dr. Rapaport)

Is there downtime after the procedure?
No, there is no downtime associated with the procedure.  You may go about your normal activities as soon as the treatment is completed. You may resume your normal activities on the same day as your procedure, including work and exercise. Top  (ASK Dr. Rapaport)

Any special instructions after the procedure?
Just to drink plenty of water and resume light exercise. Top (ASK Dr. Rapaport)

How many Exilis treatments will I need to see results?
Four treatments, spaced about a week to 10 days apart will produce maximum results. Top (ASK Dr. Rapaport)

Non-Invasive Procedure Benefits.
With this non-invasive procedure, there are no needles, no incisions, no need for anesthesia or pain medications, and no recovery time. The Exilis Procedure is comfortable for most patients; they can read, work on their laptop computer, listen to music or just relax. Most patients typically resume their routine activities, including returning to work and exercise regimens on the same day as the procedure. Top       (ASK Dr. Rapaport)