Beautifully supported at every stage.

If you’re losing weight and noticing loose or crepey skin or loss of muscle tone along the way, you don’t have to wait until you reach your goal weight to consider intervention. Let’s look at your concerns now and talk honestly about how non-invasive treatment may be able to support your changing body.

How Skin-Tightening and Muscle-Stimulating Treatments Work -- Together

When you lose weight rapidly -- especially with surgery or medication—your body will inevitably lose some muscle along with fat, and the skin often fails to shrink at the same pace, leaving it loose and sagging. The dual-energy combination of radio frequency and High-Intensity,Concentrated Magnetic Muscle Training acts as a metabolic support system that can help tighten and firm loose skin while building and toning the muscle for enhanced definition and structural support.

What to Expect

Treatment time:60-75 minutes

Total visit: Approximately 75–90 minutes

Downtime: None

How often: RF + HICMMT once weekly

Treatment duration: 3-12 weeks, depending upon tissue and goals

Remodeling: Develops gradually over the weeks following treatment

Cost of treatment: $389/session

Areas I Can Treat

Face + jawline · Neck · Upper arms · Abdomen · Flanks · Back · Inner + outer thighs · Glutes

I Assess Before I Treat.

As a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, I’ll assess your tissue, consider where you are in your weight-loss journey, and talk with you about what RF can realistically accomplish.

If I don’t believe treatment is likely to provide meaningful benefit, I’ll tell you.

Let’s Look at Your Concerns Together.

You don’t need to decide whether non-invasive skin-tightening and muscle sculpting are the right fit for you. That’s what the assessment is for.

Initial Assessment + Treatment $179

We'll begin with an individualized assessment of your skin. If non-invasive treatment is appropriate, we'll complete the first session during the same visit.

If I don't believe I can provide meaningful improvement for your concern, I won't recommend treatment—and the visit is free.