EXION BODY in Glendale, CA

The EXION BODY applicator combines radiofrequency and targeted ultrasound to warm selected tissue while active cooling supports comfort and surface protection. This controlled energy can support collagen remodeling and gradual improvement in localized fat thickness.

• Radiofrequency — delivers controlled thermal energy to selected tissue.
• Targeted ultrasound — adds focused mechanical energy within the treatment zone.
• Active cooling — supports comfort and helps protect the skin surface.

EXION BODY may be appropriate for someone near a stable weight who wants to improve a localized pocket of pinchable fat, mild-to-moderate laxity or both. Significant excess skin, visceral fullness or a goal of dramatic fat removal requires a different approach.

Areas that may be considered

• Abdomen and flanks — for selected pockets of subcutaneous fat and mild laxity.
• Upper arms — for a modest pinchable layer and mild-to-moderate skin looseness.
• Inner or outer thighs — for selected localized fullness and skin-quality concerns.
• Additional areas — may be considered after an in-person assessment confirms safe applicator contact and suitability.

No. EXION BODY is intended for localized contouring, not overall weight loss or visceral fat. It is best considered when weight is reasonably stable and the goal is to refine a specific area.

Your visit begins with an assessment of the treatment area, photographs and baseline measurements when appropriate. The handpiece is then moved across the marked area while contact, temperature and comfort are monitored. Most patients feel controlled warmth.

• Before treatment — review recent weight changes, pregnancy or postpartum status, implants, prior surgery and relevant medical history.
• During treatment — the skin remains intact while the selected area receives controlled radiofrequency and ultrasound energy.
• After treatment — temporary redness, tenderness, swelling or altered sensation may occur, but surgical recovery is not expected.

A 2026 prospective study evaluated 23 participants after four EXION BODY treatments. Ultrasound measurements showed average reductions in subcutaneous fat thickness of 16.3% at one month and 22.5% at three months. The average reduction at the optional six-month visit was also 22.5%; 15 participants completed that follow-up.

These are study averages, not a prediction of your result. Treatment area, starting tissue, weight stability and individual response influence progress.

Results develop gradually and are evaluated through photographs and local measurements—not the number on the scale. The number and spacing of treatments depend on the area, starting tissue and desired degree of improvement. Maintenance can be discussed after the initial response is evaluated.