Aspira Body North Providence

Aspira Body is a medical aesthetics practice founded and managed by Dr. Ibrahim Eid and Dr. Rajendra Patel, both surgeons. It has operated for a few years and has two locations: 901 S Main St in Fall River, Massachusetts, and 1040 Charles St in North Providence, Rhode Island. The practice operates under the legal name Aspira Aesthetic Center Corp., and offers CoolSculpting in Newport and in Providence, Rhode Island as well. Listed hours are Monday to Friday from 10 AM to 6 PM, with Thursdays open 9 AM to 7 PM.

The stated focus is feeling and looking youthful from within and without, with fat reduction as one part of a longer-term program for rejuvenation and longevity. The business says it believes in comprehensive care for every area of the body. Consultations are free and offered without pressure; a practitioner discusses each client's goals and creates a personalized plan before any treatment begins.

Body contouring includes CoolSculpting Elite, a non-surgical treatment that freezes fat cells in the target area. A session takes about an hour, involves no needles, surgery or downtime, and clients often return to work the same day. The site states the treatment is FDA-approved and describes it as approved for all skin types, and claims a one-hour session can reduce fat in the treated area by 25 percent. Results may begin about three weeks after treatment, with the most visible change around two months, and no specific outcome is guaranteed. EMSculpt NEO uses radiofrequency and high-intensity electromagnetic energy to reduce fat and build muscle; it is usually scheduled as four weekly sessions of about 30 minutes, with full results expected about three months after the last one. The business says it has been tested in seven clinical studies. Emsella is offered as a non-invasive body contouring option. Listed packages are Emsella, six treatments at $1,200, and EMSculpt NEO, four treatments at $1,600.

Medical grade facials use SkinCeuticals formulas and are tailored to skin types and concerns such as acne, discoloration, aging and rosacea. Options include hydro-dermabrasion facials with steam cleansing, exfoliation, vacuum extractions and oxygen therapy, as well as a multi-step deluxe version that adds ultrasound, radio frequency and a masque. ProCell microchanneling, usually about 90 minutes, uses a TGA-registered mechanized stamper and the MD Microchannel Delivery Serum, which the site says is used for all patients over 40. Tips come in 12, 25 or 49 filament sizes for the face and body. The practice says the treatment is award-winning, citing Dermascope 2022. For skin rejuvenation, three to four sessions about every four weeks are typical; scarring may need at least six sessions every three to four weeks. Results are usually visible after the second treatment, and no specific result is guaranteed. It is not recommended for people with uncontrolled diabetes, people who are pregnant or nursing, or people who had dermal fillers in the last two weeks.

Injectables include Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau and Xeomin. A Botox treatment takes about ten minutes with minimal downtime and can be done the same day as the first consultation; clients are advised to avoid ibuprofen or aspirin beforehand. Botox is listed at $11 per unit. Sclerotherapy for superficial spider veins is performed by a vascular surgeon or vascular nurse practitioner after evaluation by a vascular specialist. The longevity program also includes ProLon, a five-day plant-based meal program provided in five boxes, with calories between 770 and 1,100 a day. It is recommended once a month for three months, with standard eating in between, and the business advises that it never be started without supervision or consultation.

Treatment plans are customized to each client's body type, skin concerns and goals, and the practice treats fat reduction as one piece of a longer-term program for rejuvenation and longevity.