Removing unsightly cellulite and reducing volume, especially in localised areas, can be a constant struggle. Cavitation is well known for its effectiveness and successfully treats these problems in a simple way, without surgery.
What is Cavitation and what can it do for me?
It combats cellulite, localised fat and reduces body volume. Cavitation is a safe and effective non-invasive treatment. It is durable, painless and without post session downtime.
How does it do that?
Cavitation is a treatment that uses low frequency ultrasound to from micro bubbles that rupture the membrane of the fat cell without damaging adjacent structures. The treatment maintains the integrity of the blood and lymphatic system and transforms the solid fat into a liquid state, to be eliminated through the lymphatic system through the urinary tract.
The treatment is relaxing and the patient feels localised warmth and gentle massage from the treatment head. We now use the NeoAdvanced system and the Cavitation is combined with pressotherapy, offering even better results, including an improvement in the skin texture.
Recommendations
Prior to the treatment, drink at a couple of glasses of water, it acts as a conductor of the ultrasound, and avoid eating fatty foods.
Results
In the first session a loss of between 2 and 3 inches in girth is common. The results start to become significantly visible from the third session. The higher the fat mass of the person, the more volume is lost. People between 25 and 55 respond best to the treatment. Our NeoAdvanced system combining pressotherapy with the cavitation enhances the results. Pressotherapy after the treatment is often recommended to help with lymphatic drainage.
Post-treatment
The effects are long lasting, provided that the patient does not make dietary changes. Exercise and a healthy diet help to maintain results.
Contraindications
- Phlebitis
- Thrombophlebitis
- Varicose veins
- Arteriosclerosis
- Diabetes with microangiopathy
- Hepatic and renal failure
- Liver cirrhosis
- Skin lesions or diseases
- Severe inflammatory processes (tuberculosis , HIV)
- Pregnancy and breast-feeding
- Pacemakers and joint replacements
