A.M.I.T. Treatment
EMSculpt Neo in Draper and Kaysville, Utah
A.M.I.T. Treatment
EMSculpt Neo in Draper and Kaysville, Utah
A.M.I.T. Treatment
EMSculpt Neo in Draper and Kaysville, Utah
EMSCULPT NEO® is a non-invasive treatment that combines HIFEM electromagnetic muscle stimulation with synchronized radiofrequency heating. In a 30-minute session, lying still, it produces muscle contractions at an intensity you cannot reach voluntarily.
Most clinics in Utah offer it for body contouring. We added it for a different reason. Its cleared indications include muscle re-education, prevention of disuse atrophy, and maintaining or increasing range of motion, and those are the exact problems we spend our days on. It is a way to load a muscle that has stopped participating, without asking a healing joint to do the work.
How EMSculpt Neo Works
Two technologies run at the same time in one applicator. HIFEM stands for high-intensity focused electromagnetic energy: it passes through skin and fat and triggers the motor neurons directly, so the muscle contracts whether or not your nervous system would have recruited it on its own. Radiofrequency raises the temperature of the tissue at the same time, which prepares the muscle the way a warm-up would and, in the fat layer, is what produces the contouring effect.
The contractions are supramaximal, meaning stronger than anything you can produce by deciding to contract. That is the whole point for our use of it. A muscle that has been inhibited since an injury cannot be reached by asking the patient to squeeze harder, because the signal telling it to fire is the part that is turned down.
Why a Muscle-Focused Clinic Bought a Body-Contouring Machine
This is the section that wins the page. No competitor can write it. Image 3, the reactivate-then-load diagram, goes at the end of this block.
The AMIT Method is built on one observation: after an injury, the nervous system dials down the muscles around it as a protection, and that inhibition often outlasts the injury. The tissue heals, imaging looks normal, and the muscle still does not fire. We test each muscle individually to find the ones that are offline and restore the signal.
Restoring the signal is step one. Step two is load, and load is where patients stall. You cannot squat your way back into a quadriceps that has lost mass while it was inhibited, not in the first weeks, and not while the joint is still irritable. EMSculpt Neo covers that gap. Once we have reactivated a muscle, the device can contract it hundreds of times in half an hour without loading the joint at all.
Reactivate, then load. That sequence is the reason this machine is on our floor and not in a med spa down the street.
What EMSculpt Neo Is Cleared For
EMSculpt Neo is FDA-cleared, not FDA-approved: it went through the 510(k) clearance pathway that applies to devices of this class. The manufacturer, BTL, lists the following indications for use. We are quoting them rather than paraphrasing, because the specific wording is what defines what the device is and is not for.
“EMSCULPT NEO® is intended to be used under medical supervision for adjunctive therapy for the treatment of medical diseases and conditions. EMSCULPT NEO® is indicated for use in stimulating neuromuscular tissue for bulk muscle excitation in the legs or arms for rehabilitative purposes.”

• Relaxation of muscle spasms
• Prevention or retardation of disuse atrophy
• Increasing local blood circulation
• Muscle re-education
• Immediate post-surgical stimulation of calf muscles to prevent venous thrombosis
• Maintaining or increasing range of motion
BTL also lists a separate set of indications for patients 18 and older, for stimulating peripheral nerves for relief of chronic intractable pain, post-traumatic pain, post-surgical pain, and chronic painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy in the lower extremities.
Note the word adjunctive. The device is cleared to support a treatment plan, not to be one. That matches how we use it.
Who We Use It For
Six sub-blocks. Set each bolded line as an H3 so the page gets a real outline and each case becomes eligible for its own long-tail query.
The muscle that never came back after an injury
You finished rehab, the pain is gone, and one side still feels weak or unreliable. We find the inhibited muscle, restore the signal, and then use EMSculpt Neo to rebuild the volume you lost while it was offline.
Recovery after surgery or time in a brace
Disuse atrophy sets in fast, and it sets in on the muscles you most need for stability. Prevention or retardation of disuse atrophy is one of the device's cleared indications, and this is the clearest case for it.
Core and low-back weakness that will not respond to exercise
When the deep core is inhibited, conventional core work trains the muscles that are already compensating and makes the imbalance worse. Direct stimulation reaches the ones that are not participating.
Athletes returning from a layoff
Off-season, injury, illness. Rebuilding capacity in a specific muscle group without loading a joint that is not ready yet.
Older adults losing strength and confidence
Strength, balance and range of motion, without asking someone to get under a barbell. BTL's published data on the functional protocol reports 82% of patients reporting improved range of motion and 52% more muscle strength.
Range-of-motion limits that stretching has not moved
Maintaining or increasing range of motion is a cleared indication. Often the limit is a muscle that will not lengthen because its antagonist is not holding the joint.
What a Session Is Like

You lie down and the applicator is strapped over the area. For 30 minutes you feel strong, rhythmic contractions and a steady warmth. BTL describes the heat as comparable to a hot stone massage, which matches what our patients tell us. It is intense but it should not hurt, and the intensity is dialed up gradually with you telling us where to stop.
There is no downtime. You walk out and go back to your day. Some patients feel the way they would after a hard workout of that muscle, because in a real sense that is what happened.
The standard protocol is four sessions spaced five to ten days apart. For rehabilitation cases we schedule around your AMIT treatments rather than running the device on its own, because reactivating the muscle first is what makes the loading worth doing.
Can EMSculpt Neo Reverse Muscle Atrophy?
Straight out of the People Also Ask box. Written to be quotable as a featured snippet.
It can help, and prevention or retardation of disuse atrophy is one of the indications the device is cleared for. Electrical and electromagnetic muscle stimulation has been used in physical therapy for decades for exactly this, and the mechanism is simple: a muscle that contracts under load adapts, and the device produces the contraction without requiring the patient to generate it.
What it does not do is fix why the muscle stopped working. If the atrophy followed an injury and the muscle is still inhibited, stimulation will build some tissue and the muscle will still fail to fire when you actually need it, which is the moment that matters. That is the part we test for and treat first.
Does EMSculpt Neo Replace Physical Therapy or AMIT Treatment?
No, and we would rather say so plainly than sell you a package. The device is cleared as an adjunctive therapy, and adjunctive is the accurate word for how it behaves.
It contracts a muscle. It does not restore the neurological signal that decides whether that muscle participates in a squat, a landing, or a stair. It does not correct the compensation patterns that built up while the muscle was quiet, and it does not teach the joint to move properly again. Those are what AMIT treatment and rehab are for.
Used together, they cover different halves of the same problem. Used alone, EMSculpt Neo is a very effective way to grow a muscle that may still not show up when you need it.
Who EMSculpt Neo Is Not For
The device is not appropriate for everyone, and there are absolute contraindications. It is not used over or near metal or electronic implants, including cardiac pacemakers, implanted defibrillators, neurostimulators, drug pumps, and metallic implants in the treatment area. It is not used during pregnancy, over active malignancy, or over areas with impaired temperature sensation, and there are further screening questions around bleeding disorders, recent surgery, and heart conditions.
You will be screened for all of this at the consultation before anything is scheduled, and that screening is not a formality. If EMSculpt Neo is not right for you, we will tell you and we will talk about what else fits, since it is one of several tools here rather than the point of the visit.
EMSculpt Neo for Body Contouring
The same machine is best known for what it does to the way a body looks, and that is a legitimate reason to come in. The radiofrequency heating that prepares the muscle also raises the temperature of the fat layer, and the HIFEM contractions build muscle, so the two effects happen in one session.
BTL's published data on the contouring protocol reports an average of 25% muscle growth and 30% fat reduction in the treated area, with 87% patient satisfaction. It is intended for patients up to a BMI of 35, and it can be applied over roughly ten areas, including the abdomen, flanks, buttocks, thighs, arms and calves. Those are averages from the manufacturer's studies and individual results vary.
We will be straight with you about the framing. We are a muscle and injury clinic, not a med spa. If body contouring is your only goal you have plenty of options in Draper and Kaysville. If you want the contouring from a clinic that will also tell you which muscles are not firing and why one side looks different from the other, that is the version we do.
EMSculpt Neo at Both Utah Locations
EMSculpt Neo is available at both clinics: Draper, at 12371 S 900 E Unit 101, and Kaysville, at 447 North 300 West Ste 5. Sessions are 30 minutes and are usually scheduled alongside AMIT treatment rather than as a standalone visit.
Call 801.544.2355 to book a consultation. Tell us what you are trying to get back to, whether that is a sport, a job, or a staircase, and we will tell you whether this is the right tool for it.
Frequently Asked Questions About EMSculpt Neo
Does EMSculpt Neo actually work?
For building muscle in the treated area, yes, and it is well studied for that. BTL's clinical data reports an average of 25% muscle growth in the contouring protocol, and 83% of patients in the functional protocol reported muscle re-education. What it does not do on its own is restore the neurological signal that decides whether a muscle participates in real movement, which is why we pair it with AMIT treatment rather than using it alone.
Can EMS reverse muscle atrophy?
Prevention or retardation of disuse atrophy is one of the indications EMSculpt Neo is cleared for, and electromagnetic stimulation has been used for this purpose in rehabilitation for decades. It rebuilds tissue effectively. It does not address why the muscle stopped firing in the first place, so if the atrophy followed an injury, the inhibition needs to be treated too.
Does EMSculpt Neo hurt?
It is intense but it should not be painful. You feel strong contractions and a steady warmth that BTL compares to a hot stone massage. Intensity is increased gradually and you tell us where to stop. Some patients feel muscle soreness afterward, similar to a hard training session.
Is EMSculpt Neo safe?
It is FDA-cleared and non-invasive, with no downtime. It is not appropriate for patients with metal or electronic implants such as pacemakers, defibrillators or neurostimulators, during pregnancy, or over several other conditions we screen for at the consultation. Screening happens before anything is scheduled.
How many sessions will I need?
The standard protocol is four 30-minute sessions spaced five to ten days apart. Rehabilitation cases vary, because the number depends on what we find when we test the muscles and on how the area responds. We will give you a plan after the first visit rather than sell you a package before we have examined you.
Are EMSculpt Neo results permanent?
Muscle responds to use, so what you build has to be maintained, the same as with any training effect. That is why we treat the device as a bridge into loading rather than the destination: the goal is to hand you back a muscle that works, so that normal activity keeps it.
EMSCULPT NEO® and HIFEM® are registered trademarks of BTL Industries. AMIT Clinics is an independent provider and is not affiliated with or endorsed by BTL.
Get Started Today
Contact us today to schedule your consultation and discover how these innovative therapies can transform your healing experience!
EMSCULPT NEO® is a non-invasive treatment that combines HIFEM electromagnetic muscle stimulation with synchronized radiofrequency heating. In a 30-minute session, lying still, it produces muscle contractions at an intensity you cannot reach voluntarily.
Most clinics in Utah offer it for body contouring. We added it for a different reason. Its cleared indications include muscle re-education, prevention of disuse atrophy, and maintaining or increasing range of motion, and those are the exact problems we spend our days on. It is a way to load a muscle that has stopped participating, without asking a healing joint to do the work.
How EMSculpt Neo Works
Two technologies run at the same time in one applicator. HIFEM stands for high-intensity focused electromagnetic energy: it passes through skin and fat and triggers the motor neurons directly, so the muscle contracts whether or not your nervous system would have recruited it on its own. Radiofrequency raises the temperature of the tissue at the same time, which prepares the muscle the way a warm-up would and, in the fat layer, is what produces the contouring effect.
The contractions are supramaximal, meaning stronger than anything you can produce by deciding to contract. That is the whole point for our use of it. A muscle that has been inhibited since an injury cannot be reached by asking the patient to squeeze harder, because the signal telling it to fire is the part that is turned down.
Why a Muscle-Focused Clinic Bought a Body-Contouring Machine
This is the section that wins the page. No competitor can write it. Image 3, the reactivate-then-load diagram, goes at the end of this block.
The AMIT Method is built on one observation: after an injury, the nervous system dials down the muscles around it as a protection, and that inhibition often outlasts the injury. The tissue heals, imaging looks normal, and the muscle still does not fire. We test each muscle individually to find the ones that are offline and restore the signal.
Restoring the signal is step one. Step two is load, and load is where patients stall. You cannot squat your way back into a quadriceps that has lost mass while it was inhibited, not in the first weeks, and not while the joint is still irritable. EMSculpt Neo covers that gap. Once we have reactivated a muscle, the device can contract it hundreds of times in half an hour without loading the joint at all.
Reactivate, then load. That sequence is the reason this machine is on our floor and not in a med spa down the street.
What EMSculpt Neo Is Cleared For
EMSculpt Neo is FDA-cleared, not FDA-approved: it went through the 510(k) clearance pathway that applies to devices of this class. The manufacturer, BTL, lists the following indications for use. We are quoting them rather than paraphrasing, because the specific wording is what defines what the device is and is not for.
“EMSCULPT NEO® is intended to be used under medical supervision for adjunctive therapy for the treatment of medical diseases and conditions. EMSCULPT NEO® is indicated for use in stimulating neuromuscular tissue for bulk muscle excitation in the legs or arms for rehabilitative purposes.”

• Relaxation of muscle spasms
• Prevention or retardation of disuse atrophy
• Increasing local blood circulation
• Muscle re-education
• Immediate post-surgical stimulation of calf muscles to prevent venous thrombosis
• Maintaining or increasing range of motion
BTL also lists a separate set of indications for patients 18 and older, for stimulating peripheral nerves for relief of chronic intractable pain, post-traumatic pain, post-surgical pain, and chronic painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy in the lower extremities.
Note the word adjunctive. The device is cleared to support a treatment plan, not to be one. That matches how we use it.
Who We Use It For
Six sub-blocks. Set each bolded line as an H3 so the page gets a real outline and each case becomes eligible for its own long-tail query.
The muscle that never came back after an injury
You finished rehab, the pain is gone, and one side still feels weak or unreliable. We find the inhibited muscle, restore the signal, and then use EMSculpt Neo to rebuild the volume you lost while it was offline.
Recovery after surgery or time in a brace
Disuse atrophy sets in fast, and it sets in on the muscles you most need for stability. Prevention or retardation of disuse atrophy is one of the device's cleared indications, and this is the clearest case for it.
Core and low-back weakness that will not respond to exercise
When the deep core is inhibited, conventional core work trains the muscles that are already compensating and makes the imbalance worse. Direct stimulation reaches the ones that are not participating.
Athletes returning from a layoff
Off-season, injury, illness. Rebuilding capacity in a specific muscle group without loading a joint that is not ready yet.
Older adults losing strength and confidence
Strength, balance and range of motion, without asking someone to get under a barbell. BTL's published data on the functional protocol reports 82% of patients reporting improved range of motion and 52% more muscle strength.
Range-of-motion limits that stretching has not moved
Maintaining or increasing range of motion is a cleared indication. Often the limit is a muscle that will not lengthen because its antagonist is not holding the joint.
What a Session Is Like

You lie down and the applicator is strapped over the area. For 30 minutes you feel strong, rhythmic contractions and a steady warmth. BTL describes the heat as comparable to a hot stone massage, which matches what our patients tell us. It is intense but it should not hurt, and the intensity is dialed up gradually with you telling us where to stop.
There is no downtime. You walk out and go back to your day. Some patients feel the way they would after a hard workout of that muscle, because in a real sense that is what happened.
The standard protocol is four sessions spaced five to ten days apart. For rehabilitation cases we schedule around your AMIT treatments rather than running the device on its own, because reactivating the muscle first is what makes the loading worth doing.
Can EMSculpt Neo Reverse Muscle Atrophy?
Straight out of the People Also Ask box. Written to be quotable as a featured snippet.
It can help, and prevention or retardation of disuse atrophy is one of the indications the device is cleared for. Electrical and electromagnetic muscle stimulation has been used in physical therapy for decades for exactly this, and the mechanism is simple: a muscle that contracts under load adapts, and the device produces the contraction without requiring the patient to generate it.
What it does not do is fix why the muscle stopped working. If the atrophy followed an injury and the muscle is still inhibited, stimulation will build some tissue and the muscle will still fail to fire when you actually need it, which is the moment that matters. That is the part we test for and treat first.
Does EMSculpt Neo Replace Physical Therapy or AMIT Treatment?
No, and we would rather say so plainly than sell you a package. The device is cleared as an adjunctive therapy, and adjunctive is the accurate word for how it behaves.
It contracts a muscle. It does not restore the neurological signal that decides whether that muscle participates in a squat, a landing, or a stair. It does not correct the compensation patterns that built up while the muscle was quiet, and it does not teach the joint to move properly again. Those are what AMIT treatment and rehab are for.
Used together, they cover different halves of the same problem. Used alone, EMSculpt Neo is a very effective way to grow a muscle that may still not show up when you need it.
Who EMSculpt Neo Is Not For
The device is not appropriate for everyone, and there are absolute contraindications. It is not used over or near metal or electronic implants, including cardiac pacemakers, implanted defibrillators, neurostimulators, drug pumps, and metallic implants in the treatment area. It is not used during pregnancy, over active malignancy, or over areas with impaired temperature sensation, and there are further screening questions around bleeding disorders, recent surgery, and heart conditions.
You will be screened for all of this at the consultation before anything is scheduled, and that screening is not a formality. If EMSculpt Neo is not right for you, we will tell you and we will talk about what else fits, since it is one of several tools here rather than the point of the visit.
EMSculpt Neo for Body Contouring
The same machine is best known for what it does to the way a body looks, and that is a legitimate reason to come in. The radiofrequency heating that prepares the muscle also raises the temperature of the fat layer, and the HIFEM contractions build muscle, so the two effects happen in one session.
BTL's published data on the contouring protocol reports an average of 25% muscle growth and 30% fat reduction in the treated area, with 87% patient satisfaction. It is intended for patients up to a BMI of 35, and it can be applied over roughly ten areas, including the abdomen, flanks, buttocks, thighs, arms and calves. Those are averages from the manufacturer's studies and individual results vary.
We will be straight with you about the framing. We are a muscle and injury clinic, not a med spa. If body contouring is your only goal you have plenty of options in Draper and Kaysville. If you want the contouring from a clinic that will also tell you which muscles are not firing and why one side looks different from the other, that is the version we do.
EMSculpt Neo at Both Utah Locations
EMSculpt Neo is available at both clinics: Draper, at 12371 S 900 E Unit 101, and Kaysville, at 447 North 300 West Ste 5. Sessions are 30 minutes and are usually scheduled alongside AMIT treatment rather than as a standalone visit.
Call 801.544.2355 to book a consultation. Tell us what you are trying to get back to, whether that is a sport, a job, or a staircase, and we will tell you whether this is the right tool for it.
Frequently Asked Questions About EMSculpt Neo
Does EMSculpt Neo actually work?
For building muscle in the treated area, yes, and it is well studied for that. BTL's clinical data reports an average of 25% muscle growth in the contouring protocol, and 83% of patients in the functional protocol reported muscle re-education. What it does not do on its own is restore the neurological signal that decides whether a muscle participates in real movement, which is why we pair it with AMIT treatment rather than using it alone.
Can EMS reverse muscle atrophy?
Prevention or retardation of disuse atrophy is one of the indications EMSculpt Neo is cleared for, and electromagnetic stimulation has been used for this purpose in rehabilitation for decades. It rebuilds tissue effectively. It does not address why the muscle stopped firing in the first place, so if the atrophy followed an injury, the inhibition needs to be treated too.
Does EMSculpt Neo hurt?
It is intense but it should not be painful. You feel strong contractions and a steady warmth that BTL compares to a hot stone massage. Intensity is increased gradually and you tell us where to stop. Some patients feel muscle soreness afterward, similar to a hard training session.
Is EMSculpt Neo safe?
It is FDA-cleared and non-invasive, with no downtime. It is not appropriate for patients with metal or electronic implants such as pacemakers, defibrillators or neurostimulators, during pregnancy, or over several other conditions we screen for at the consultation. Screening happens before anything is scheduled.
How many sessions will I need?
The standard protocol is four 30-minute sessions spaced five to ten days apart. Rehabilitation cases vary, because the number depends on what we find when we test the muscles and on how the area responds. We will give you a plan after the first visit rather than sell you a package before we have examined you.
Are EMSculpt Neo results permanent?
Muscle responds to use, so what you build has to be maintained, the same as with any training effect. That is why we treat the device as a bridge into loading rather than the destination: the goal is to hand you back a muscle that works, so that normal activity keeps it.
EMSCULPT NEO® and HIFEM® are registered trademarks of BTL Industries. AMIT Clinics is an independent provider and is not affiliated with or endorsed by BTL.
Get Started Today
Contact us today to schedule your consultation and discover how these innovative therapies can transform your healing experience!
EMSCULPT NEO® is a non-invasive treatment that combines HIFEM electromagnetic muscle stimulation with synchronized radiofrequency heating. In a 30-minute session, lying still, it produces muscle contractions at an intensity you cannot reach voluntarily.
Most clinics in Utah offer it for body contouring. We added it for a different reason. Its cleared indications include muscle re-education, prevention of disuse atrophy, and maintaining or increasing range of motion, and those are the exact problems we spend our days on. It is a way to load a muscle that has stopped participating, without asking a healing joint to do the work.
How EMSculpt Neo Works
Two technologies run at the same time in one applicator. HIFEM stands for high-intensity focused electromagnetic energy: it passes through skin and fat and triggers the motor neurons directly, so the muscle contracts whether or not your nervous system would have recruited it on its own. Radiofrequency raises the temperature of the tissue at the same time, which prepares the muscle the way a warm-up would and, in the fat layer, is what produces the contouring effect.
The contractions are supramaximal, meaning stronger than anything you can produce by deciding to contract. That is the whole point for our use of it. A muscle that has been inhibited since an injury cannot be reached by asking the patient to squeeze harder, because the signal telling it to fire is the part that is turned down.
Why a Muscle-Focused Clinic Bought a Body-Contouring Machine
This is the section that wins the page. No competitor can write it. Image 3, the reactivate-then-load diagram, goes at the end of this block.
The AMIT Method is built on one observation: after an injury, the nervous system dials down the muscles around it as a protection, and that inhibition often outlasts the injury. The tissue heals, imaging looks normal, and the muscle still does not fire. We test each muscle individually to find the ones that are offline and restore the signal.
Restoring the signal is step one. Step two is load, and load is where patients stall. You cannot squat your way back into a quadriceps that has lost mass while it was inhibited, not in the first weeks, and not while the joint is still irritable. EMSculpt Neo covers that gap. Once we have reactivated a muscle, the device can contract it hundreds of times in half an hour without loading the joint at all.
Reactivate, then load. That sequence is the reason this machine is on our floor and not in a med spa down the street.
What EMSculpt Neo Is Cleared For
EMSculpt Neo is FDA-cleared, not FDA-approved: it went through the 510(k) clearance pathway that applies to devices of this class. The manufacturer, BTL, lists the following indications for use. We are quoting them rather than paraphrasing, because the specific wording is what defines what the device is and is not for.
“EMSCULPT NEO® is intended to be used under medical supervision for adjunctive therapy for the treatment of medical diseases and conditions. EMSCULPT NEO® is indicated for use in stimulating neuromuscular tissue for bulk muscle excitation in the legs or arms for rehabilitative purposes.”

• Relaxation of muscle spasms
• Prevention or retardation of disuse atrophy
• Increasing local blood circulation
• Muscle re-education
• Immediate post-surgical stimulation of calf muscles to prevent venous thrombosis
• Maintaining or increasing range of motion
BTL also lists a separate set of indications for patients 18 and older, for stimulating peripheral nerves for relief of chronic intractable pain, post-traumatic pain, post-surgical pain, and chronic painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy in the lower extremities.
Note the word adjunctive. The device is cleared to support a treatment plan, not to be one. That matches how we use it.
Who We Use It For
Six sub-blocks. Set each bolded line as an H3 so the page gets a real outline and each case becomes eligible for its own long-tail query.
The muscle that never came back after an injury
You finished rehab, the pain is gone, and one side still feels weak or unreliable. We find the inhibited muscle, restore the signal, and then use EMSculpt Neo to rebuild the volume you lost while it was offline.
Recovery after surgery or time in a brace
Disuse atrophy sets in fast, and it sets in on the muscles you most need for stability. Prevention or retardation of disuse atrophy is one of the device's cleared indications, and this is the clearest case for it.
Core and low-back weakness that will not respond to exercise
When the deep core is inhibited, conventional core work trains the muscles that are already compensating and makes the imbalance worse. Direct stimulation reaches the ones that are not participating.
Athletes returning from a layoff
Off-season, injury, illness. Rebuilding capacity in a specific muscle group without loading a joint that is not ready yet.
Older adults losing strength and confidence
Strength, balance and range of motion, without asking someone to get under a barbell. BTL's published data on the functional protocol reports 82% of patients reporting improved range of motion and 52% more muscle strength.
Range-of-motion limits that stretching has not moved
Maintaining or increasing range of motion is a cleared indication. Often the limit is a muscle that will not lengthen because its antagonist is not holding the joint.
What a Session Is Like

You lie down and the applicator is strapped over the area. For 30 minutes you feel strong, rhythmic contractions and a steady warmth. BTL describes the heat as comparable to a hot stone massage, which matches what our patients tell us. It is intense but it should not hurt, and the intensity is dialed up gradually with you telling us where to stop.
There is no downtime. You walk out and go back to your day. Some patients feel the way they would after a hard workout of that muscle, because in a real sense that is what happened.
The standard protocol is four sessions spaced five to ten days apart. For rehabilitation cases we schedule around your AMIT treatments rather than running the device on its own, because reactivating the muscle first is what makes the loading worth doing.
Can EMSculpt Neo Reverse Muscle Atrophy?
Straight out of the People Also Ask box. Written to be quotable as a featured snippet.
It can help, and prevention or retardation of disuse atrophy is one of the indications the device is cleared for. Electrical and electromagnetic muscle stimulation has been used in physical therapy for decades for exactly this, and the mechanism is simple: a muscle that contracts under load adapts, and the device produces the contraction without requiring the patient to generate it.
What it does not do is fix why the muscle stopped working. If the atrophy followed an injury and the muscle is still inhibited, stimulation will build some tissue and the muscle will still fail to fire when you actually need it, which is the moment that matters. That is the part we test for and treat first.
Does EMSculpt Neo Replace Physical Therapy or AMIT Treatment?
No, and we would rather say so plainly than sell you a package. The device is cleared as an adjunctive therapy, and adjunctive is the accurate word for how it behaves.
It contracts a muscle. It does not restore the neurological signal that decides whether that muscle participates in a squat, a landing, or a stair. It does not correct the compensation patterns that built up while the muscle was quiet, and it does not teach the joint to move properly again. Those are what AMIT treatment and rehab are for.
Used together, they cover different halves of the same problem. Used alone, EMSculpt Neo is a very effective way to grow a muscle that may still not show up when you need it.
Who EMSculpt Neo Is Not For
The device is not appropriate for everyone, and there are absolute contraindications. It is not used over or near metal or electronic implants, including cardiac pacemakers, implanted defibrillators, neurostimulators, drug pumps, and metallic implants in the treatment area. It is not used during pregnancy, over active malignancy, or over areas with impaired temperature sensation, and there are further screening questions around bleeding disorders, recent surgery, and heart conditions.
You will be screened for all of this at the consultation before anything is scheduled, and that screening is not a formality. If EMSculpt Neo is not right for you, we will tell you and we will talk about what else fits, since it is one of several tools here rather than the point of the visit.
EMSculpt Neo for Body Contouring
The same machine is best known for what it does to the way a body looks, and that is a legitimate reason to come in. The radiofrequency heating that prepares the muscle also raises the temperature of the fat layer, and the HIFEM contractions build muscle, so the two effects happen in one session.
BTL's published data on the contouring protocol reports an average of 25% muscle growth and 30% fat reduction in the treated area, with 87% patient satisfaction. It is intended for patients up to a BMI of 35, and it can be applied over roughly ten areas, including the abdomen, flanks, buttocks, thighs, arms and calves. Those are averages from the manufacturer's studies and individual results vary.
We will be straight with you about the framing. We are a muscle and injury clinic, not a med spa. If body contouring is your only goal you have plenty of options in Draper and Kaysville. If you want the contouring from a clinic that will also tell you which muscles are not firing and why one side looks different from the other, that is the version we do.
EMSculpt Neo at Both Utah Locations
EMSculpt Neo is available at both clinics: Draper, at 12371 S 900 E Unit 101, and Kaysville, at 447 North 300 West Ste 5. Sessions are 30 minutes and are usually scheduled alongside AMIT treatment rather than as a standalone visit.
Call 801.544.2355 to book a consultation. Tell us what you are trying to get back to, whether that is a sport, a job, or a staircase, and we will tell you whether this is the right tool for it.
Frequently Asked Questions About EMSculpt Neo
Does EMSculpt Neo actually work?
For building muscle in the treated area, yes, and it is well studied for that. BTL's clinical data reports an average of 25% muscle growth in the contouring protocol, and 83% of patients in the functional protocol reported muscle re-education. What it does not do on its own is restore the neurological signal that decides whether a muscle participates in real movement, which is why we pair it with AMIT treatment rather than using it alone.
Can EMS reverse muscle atrophy?
Prevention or retardation of disuse atrophy is one of the indications EMSculpt Neo is cleared for, and electromagnetic stimulation has been used for this purpose in rehabilitation for decades. It rebuilds tissue effectively. It does not address why the muscle stopped firing in the first place, so if the atrophy followed an injury, the inhibition needs to be treated too.
Does EMSculpt Neo hurt?
It is intense but it should not be painful. You feel strong contractions and a steady warmth that BTL compares to a hot stone massage. Intensity is increased gradually and you tell us where to stop. Some patients feel muscle soreness afterward, similar to a hard training session.
Is EMSculpt Neo safe?
It is FDA-cleared and non-invasive, with no downtime. It is not appropriate for patients with metal or electronic implants such as pacemakers, defibrillators or neurostimulators, during pregnancy, or over several other conditions we screen for at the consultation. Screening happens before anything is scheduled.
How many sessions will I need?
The standard protocol is four 30-minute sessions spaced five to ten days apart. Rehabilitation cases vary, because the number depends on what we find when we test the muscles and on how the area responds. We will give you a plan after the first visit rather than sell you a package before we have examined you.
Are EMSculpt Neo results permanent?
Muscle responds to use, so what you build has to be maintained, the same as with any training effect. That is why we treat the device as a bridge into loading rather than the destination: the goal is to hand you back a muscle that works, so that normal activity keeps it.
EMSCULPT NEO® and HIFEM® are registered trademarks of BTL Industries. AMIT Clinics is an independent provider and is not affiliated with or endorsed by BTL.
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