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What is Body Contouring?
Technologies use different energies or mechanisms and therefore have different indications and risks.
Several sessions may be needed; results may not be permanent and vary by area, skin and individual factors.
Goals of care
- Choose a measurable device-specific goal
- Assess the skin and area
- Understand sessions and follow-up without guarantees
CLINIC TECHNOLOGY
Venus Legacy for body-contouring programs
Beautier Clinic offers Venus Legacy for assessed goals involving localized contour, uneven-looking skin and firmness.

Technology within Venus Legacy
The (MP)² system combines several technologies to deliver energy and manage warmth in the selected area.
- Multi-Polar Radio Frequency (RF) delivers controlled heating
- Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields (PEMF) work alongside RF energy
- VariPulse provides adjustable pulsed suction
- Real-Time Thermal Feedback monitors skin temperature during care
- Applicator, energy and time follow the area and observed response

Applicators and treatment areas
The team selects an applicator according to the size and location of the area.
- 4D Body for larger body areas
- 4D Face for smaller or hard-to-reach areas
- Assessed areas may include face and neck, upper arms, abdomen, hips and thighs
- Goals may involve cellulite appearance, localized firmness or circumference—not whole-body weight loss
Change may be temporary and more than one session may be needed. Before care, disclose pacemakers, implanted devices or metal, an IUD, surgery or scars in the area, pregnancy, medicines, and active rash, wound or infection. Warmth, redness, swelling, pain, bruising, blisters or burns may occur.
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Who may benefit from an assessment?
Assessment separates health, weight and body-shape goals so that an appropriate and measurable pathway can be considered.
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Assessment and planning
Our team considers the goal, area, fat depth, skin laxity, health and actual technology, medical history, readiness and realistic goals.
01 — Clarify the goal
Separate health, weight, body-composition and shape goals.
02 — Assess relevant factors
Review health history, medicines, food, movement, sleep and justified tests.
03 — Plan and follow up
Choose a sustainable approach, define measures and adapt it to the response.
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Preparing for and following the program
Before care
- Bring a list of medicines, supplements, health conditions and prior results
- Note eating patterns, activity, sleep and previous weight changes
- Share pregnancy, breastfeeding, allergy and procedure history
During follow-up
- Follow the agreed plan without changing medicines, supplements or intensity yourself
- Record symptoms, food, activity and side effects when advised
- Contact the clinic for unusual symptoms or difficulty following the plan
- Attend follow-up to review benefit, risk and whether to continue