Welcome to my blog and Ultrashape is shown on Good Morning America today

Welcome to my blog about my experience with Ultrashape . . I love new technologies, but I only love the new technologies that actually work, and DO what they say they are going to do (such as melt fat without surgery, without pain).

Ultrashape is my majic wand. After 3 Ultrashape treatments, I have lost 4" from my waist, I lost 2" each time. Ultrashape uses ultrasound. It may replace liposuction. I wrote about my experience as a paying Ultrashape client re: why, pictures before after, etc. I am so happy I tried this before and INSTEAD of painful liposuction.

UltraShape has 0 needles. It is in Canada, Mexico, Spain, Australia, Italy, 45 different countries, London, etc. not USA yet. You can buy my research for a couple bucks, if you want, or not. Good luck to you. If you'd like to buy my research, just scrollll down to the add to cart big yellow button option below. In it, I have over 6 before and after pictures, 20 website helpful links, my diet, a FAQs section to help you, directions to and from my Doctor in Mexico, their contact info, and all I learned after researching it for over a year. I am a teacher. I wish I could answer all 100?s I get from around the world each day about my experience, but I am busy as a full time teacher, so I cannot. I will answer your question after you buy my research though, in about a day or two, no worries. I do love new technologies, and am just so glad it worked, and was painless. In fact, I could almost feel the fat being melted from the ultrasound wave majic wand, very cool. I had Ultrashape and it did work for me. It was painless. Ultrashape is not invasive, it was easy.

You can email me if you may still have questions after ordering at teresaohio@aol.com

Ultrashape is presented today on Good Morning America, January 5, 2009, read all about their story about Ultrashape

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/OnCall/story?id=6574418&page=1

Just click play, the GMA/abcnews site has a 4 minute video about the technology of Ultrashape, a patient's story from Canada about how she liks her results, an interview with the doctor, how
it is non invasive, non surgical, and really does work. Also, over 50,000 patients have already tried Ultrashape throughout the world. That is more than I thought, as this is a new technology.
Ultrashape may replace rough liposuction for many who haaaaaate surgeries.

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I do hope that Ultrashape will be fda approved one day quite soon. But it is available in Canada and Mexico, including Tijuana,

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Louisiana tv station does a story on Ultrashape, and tells how it is different from former fat reduction options

Check out this news story, out of Louisiana USA, WLTV station talks to different medical professionals about Ultrashape, and there is a short video online about Ultrashape you can watch -

http://www.wwltv.com/local/stories/wwl052108ultrashape.17d480d9.html

which states -

"Weight Loss Wednesday: Ultrashape claims to melt fat non-evasively
Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Meg Farris / WWL-TV Medical Reporter

It's the most common procedure for body contouring in the United States each year, with hundreds of thousand of people going into the operating room to have pockets of fat surgically removed by liposuction.
But now there is new technology being used to sculpt the body and melt fat. It's being used around the world, from Australia to Europe and Israel. People in the U.S. even go to Canada and Mexico to have it done.
“This is an incredible breakthrough,” said local dermatologic surgeon William Coleman. “This is a totally different thing than anything else that's ever been available.”

There are no incisions or down time because Ultrashape is done completely on the outside of the body. We're all familiar with doctors using ultrasound to see an unborn child or the beating heart. But now ultrasound is being used to melt fat and reduce bulges.
Metairie plastic and reconstructive surgeon David Jansen says local doctors are excited by the prospects.
“Because we are all progressing together toward minimal down time procedures, so I'm waiting on the sidelines a little bit until I see more dramatic improvements and then I'm going to hop in.”
Last year one of the premier scientific journals, Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, featured an article on Ultrashape. In before and after photographs, the treatments with Ultrashape diminished the size of men's breasts, women's stomach areas and the outer thighs. The study concluded that Ultrashape was very effective for thin people who wanted to get rid of local areas of fat deposits, and who wanted to improve body contouring. But the research showed it is not a treatment for obesity.

“One of the advantages that I see, based on the studies, is that it requires fewer treatments,” said dermatologist Patricia Farris.
“Many of the devices we use to body sculpt now take eight, 10 or 12 treatments. In these studies they did only three treatments, and they did them at one-month intervals and the before and after pictures were pretty impressive,” she said.
Doctors are quick to point out that this is totally different from Endermologie or other external massaging machines used by doctors or spas. Those machines swell fat to temporarily camouflage cellulite. And while Ultrashape has been in other countries for years, it's not yet approved in the United States, but is going through the Food and Drug Administration safety process now. Some doctors have questions about what happens to the toxins and fat liquefied in the body.
“Now it's going to break open the fat cells and release the contents of all those triglycerides within the fat cells, not necessarily into the blood, but into perhaps the spaces in between the cells,” said Henri Roca, a family and integrative medicine specialist with LSU Health Sciences Center.
“This is an issue, since we don't know what that will cause.”
The makers of Ultrashape cite studies published in scientific journals suggesting that triglycerides do not accumulate in the blood or liver.
“So far there haven't been any significant problems,” Coleman said. “It's been used very conservatively, but the problems that have been occurring are mainly small burns and that sort of thing.”
Coleman already knows his clinic in Metairie will be one of the U.S. test sites for Ultrashape, but there is no word on when that will be. For now, people from the U.S. who want a quick fix to lumps and bulges will need a passport to travel to one of the countries where it is available.

Ultrashape is not lipodissolve, it is not fig, it is not injections, it uses ultrasound.

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UltraShape Non-Invasive Fat Reduction & Body Contouring Clinical Study Results Featured at American Society for Laser Medicine&Surgery Meeting Ap2008.

From the www.ultrashape.com website, here is what was recently presented in April 2008 . .

April 3, 2008 – Results of an independent multi-treatment clinical study of the UltraShape® Contour I, the first clinically proven non-invasive solution for fat reduction and body contouring using non-thermal selective focused ultrasound will be presented at the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery annual meeting on April 4, 2008 in Kissimmee, Florida. The presentation is entitled “Lipotripsy: Non-invasive Ultrasonic Selective Destruction of Adipocytes using UltraShape” will take place during the scientific session The Cutting Edge in Optical Diagnostics and Therapeutics of Tissues and Cells.

Hector Leal-Silva, M.D., a dermatologic surgeon based in Monterrey, Mexico, will present the results of the 36 patient clinical study using the UltraShape system on localized fat deposits in the abdomen, flanks, and thighs. The study showed definitive, measurable results in 100 percent of patients including an average of two-inch (5cm) reduction in circumference in the abdomen after a series of three treatments, one month apart. CT scans taken in a subset of study subjects showed objective quantifiable fat thickness reduction. Photographic assessment, weight and circumferential measures were evaluated before and after each treatment and one month after the last treatment. Visual contour improvement was seen in over 85% of patients as assessed by an independent panel of physicians. Ninety-four percent (94%) of patients were satisfied with the procedure. In addition, there were no adverse events reported.

“With the major shift in patient demand toward non-invasive, pain-free, no-downtime procedures UltraShape has become a core procedure offering in my aesthetic practice,” said Leal. “My clinical study demonstrated measurable circumference reduction and visual improvement in body contour in all patients. Moreover, my patients are happy with a high percentage of them returning for treatment of other body areas or recommending UltraShape to friends and family.”

“Dr. Leal-Silva’s impressive clinical study results combined with his successful commercial experience with UltraShape further adds to our growing body of evidence supporting UltraShape as the clinically proven non-invasive option for the reduction of localized fat deposits and improvement in body contour,” said Rodger Stewart, President and Chief Executive Officer of UltraShape Inc.

Ultrashape clients talk via a blog

Here is a blog between a couple Ultrashape customers who share their experience -

8 replies re: Ultrashape fat removal
Posted by: SW on 06/06

" Hi Ok, so I had my treatment yesterday. It was very straight forward. The doctor drew on my tummy, took some photos and then measured me. The treatment uses a computer which tells the doctor where he needs to place the hand piece that delivers the ultra sound. Its all rather high tech and fool-proof and apparently is designed to give even results. Some oil was put on my tummy so the hand piece could glide over my skin, and then it was just moved every few seconds (as instructed by the computer) until the area had been covered. I didn't feel a thing, which was almost weird cos i just expected it to tingle or something. The whole thing took just over an hour and I was able to drive back home. The only thing I have to do now is stick to a low carb diet for four days, which shouldn't be too hard. The doctor said it may take a few weeks until I can see/measure the loss so I'm going back at the end of the month to be measured again. So far, It's been a really positive experience. The clinic was professional looking and easy to get to and the staff were friendly and informative. I just hope the treatment works! But how great is that? To be able to get rid of stubborn fat without having risky surgery, no drugs and no recovery time!"

. . . weeks later she writes 06/27

"OK guys.....Drum roll please......I went for my measurement appointment last week and I have lost just over 3cm. I am really happy. I think it was definitely money well spent. I hope you all have great success too."

It is found on http://chat.metro.co.uk/metro/threadnonInd.jsp?forum=70&thread=251626&message=383403