Ultrasonic Cavitational/ RF Sliming treatment
Description
Ultrasonic cavitation is a non-surgical fat reduction treatment which uses sound waves to flush fat from the body. The treatment uses low-frequency ultrasound waves to target subcutaneous fat cells in the fat cell membrane through a series of microscopic implosions. Ultrasonic Cavitation can be used on the following areas: Upper Arms (bingo wings) Upper back (under bra line) Lower Back & Waist (love handles) Stomach Outer thigh The inner side of thighs Buttocks Cellulite Treatment Benefits of Ultrasonic Cavitation: Improved blood and lymph circulation Detoxification by removing toxins bound in adipocyte cells Inch loss Fat elimination Spot fat reduction Decreases fatty deposits/constricts connective tissue Body sculpting Reduces the appearance of cellulite Tightens connective tissue to lift and tone the skin (when combined with radio frequency) Improved appearance and feel of skin Does it work on Cellulite? Yes, low frequency ultrasound (40kHz) generally works well on cellulite by focusing the ‘cavitation effect’ on the superficial fat tissue. Best results are obtained when the ultrasound is applied in conjunction with the ‘radio frequency’ (RF) and Vacuum Therapy, which helps to tighten and tone the skin and break up pinched fascia that creates the dimpling affect. Can I lose weight with UltraSonic Cavitation? Fat Cavitation is not a treatment for obesity nor is it a weight loss procedure. Rather is a method for ‘reshaping’ and ‘toning’ the body. It is particularly intended to reduce localized fat tissues which are resistant to exercise around the abdomen (love handles), buttocks, and thighs (saddle bags), that won’t easily go away by simple dieting and exercise. How many treatments will I need? The number of treatments needed to see noticeable changes varies from person to person. Most clients will need anywhere between 6-12 treatments for optimal results. Some results may be noticed immediately, but definite results are generally noticed after the third treatment. Treatments can be performed 3 day apart, but no closer as the body needs time for the elimination process.
