Here comes the groom! Part 1

We’re all so used to saying here comes the bride, but what about the groom? So I think it’s about time we celebrated all our wonderful husbands-to-be! There are always jokes about women being the ones who plan the wedding and the men just shake their heads and go along with anything they desire so they can have their dream day. But I know for sure that a wedding is just as important to the men too. They want to look their best and anything the bride goes through is something they can go through too!

Men have evolved in their aesthetics tastes and are not embarrassed to say “we want to look good as well!” So what can we suggest to the groom-to-be? First we work with a date, how long do we have to get him in shape and feeling great? In this blog post we look at the body and what treatments we can use to get it looking its best.

So, a year before the wedding the groom-to-be can focus on healthy eating and exercise. This includes a weight training and aerobic exercise regime. While this is happening we want to boost results and all that hard effort with EvolveX body contouring. It uses radiofrequency and electrical muscle stimulation to work out muscles and burn the fat around them. Muscles that a workout might not reach. I also suggest starting Morpheus8 RF Microneedling a year ahead too because it may take more than one session to melt that abdominal fat or stubborn love handles. All healing and swelling have plenty of time to go away.

If the diet needs a push then make sure there is enough protein being added to help build and tone muscles. That  lots of good fats are being consumed to add suppleness to the skin and water to flush out toxins. Weight management supplements can add extra energy to the workouts and we can work with you to make the perfect regime. 3 months before the big day Semaglutide injections can commence to tackle the last fat pockets with an injection a week for four weeks.

Come in and see us at Invigorate Advanced Aesthetics in Centennial, Colorado to discuss Semaglutide injections.

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