MUSCLE GROWTH AND FAT APOPTOSIS- MECHANISM OF ACTION

TeslaSculpt uses high intensity electromagnetic technology, which has the ability to induce supramaximal muscle contractions.

The Rapidly Chaning Magnetic Flield induces electric waves in the tissue where it polarizes neural membranes and governs motor units in the target muscle tissue, causing concentric contractions,

During treatment, the muscles are contracted to supramaximal levels, which is forced to adapt to such extreme condition. Intensive supramaximal contractions enhance release of epinephrine which triggers a cascade effect leading to supramaximal lipolysis in fat cells. Because the stimulation is so rapid and intensive, the lipolytic response is excessive and FFAs start over-accumulating in dipocytes. The FFA overflow causes cell dysfunction and induction of apoptosis – programmed cell death. Dead cells collapse and are naturally flushed away.
Meanwhile, the musle responds with a deep remodeling of its inner structure, induces the growth of myofibrils (muscle hypertrophy), the creation of new protein strands and the growth of muscle fibers (muscle hyperplasia). The process results in increased muscle density and volume.

The effects on fat tissue

During Teslasculpt treatment, Supramaximal muscle contractions induce an extreme catabolic reaction and supramaximal lipolysis to offer energy source for the needed muscle activity and body metabolism, which in turn brings about a dramatic release of FFA When the amount of released FFA exceed normal levels, they start accumulating intracellularly in surrounding adipocytes and eventually lead to their dysfunction.
This catabolic and supramaximal lipolysis effect occurs mostly in the area in close proximity to the actual contracting muscles, due to increased adipose tissue blood flow andparacrine substances released from the contracting muscles.

The effects on muscle tissue

When exposed to supramaximal contractions, the muscle tissue is forced to adapt to such extreme conditions and responds with a deep remodeling of its inner structure, i.e., the growth of myofibrils (muscle hypertrophy) and creation of new protein strands and muscle fibers (muscle hyperplasia).5-7 Increased muscle