Ultrasonic fat cavitation has emerged as a popular non-invasive treatment option for reducing localized areas of fat and cellulite. Its principle relies on low-frequency sound waves in order to reshape body contours. During a treatment, a handpiece is used to target specific body areas with low-frequency sound waves. The sound waves create vibrations in which produce tiny bubbles within the fat cells, disturbing the outer membrane, which causes tiny collections of fat to be expelled into the surrounding area. These fatty acids are then processed and eliminated by the body’s lymphatic system.
What kind of results can I expect? Volume reduction of fatty layers Body shaping and contouring Cellulite reduction Skin tightening and reduced dimpling when applied in conjunction with radiofrequency
How Ultrasonic Cavitation Works Radio frequency's principle relies on using radiofrequency energy to heat the skin to a precise temperature for a precise amount of time in order to stimulate the production of collagen and elastin, thereby tightening the skin. Radiofrequency induces tissue re-modeling and the production of new collagen and elastin by targeting the underlying structure of the skin with radiofrequency energy. The local heating causes an immediate contraction of collagen fibers and at the same time increases the metabolism of the fibroblasts, thereby accelerating the production of new collagen and elastin fibers. The concentration of collagen fibers and the regeneration of the collagen and elastin deposits tighten the skin layers, creating smoother, healthier, and younger-looking skin. This safe and relaxing process provides an alternative to more invasive cosmetic surgeries. Radiofrequency can be performed as a standalone treatment for skin tightening or combined with ultrasonic cavitation for complete body contouring.