What is Ultrasonic Cavitation?

The Ultrasonic Cavitation procedure is a non-invasive body contouring treatment which uses low-frequency ultrasound waves to flush fat from the body. The procedure is suitable for the reduction of cellulite and stubborn fat. It is not a weight-loss solution.

How does Ultrasonic Cavitation work?

A hand-piece is used to target specific body areas with low-frequency sound waves. The minute vibrations produce heat and tiny bubbles within the fat cells, disturbing the outer membrane, which causes tiny collections of fat to be expelled into the surrounding tissue area. The fatty debris is then processed and eliminated by the body’s lymphatic system.

What is Radio Frequency (RF) Skin Tightening?

Radio Frequency (RF) Skin Tightening is an aesthetic technique that uses radio frequency energy to heat skin with the purpose of stimulating the production of collagen and elastin, thereby tightening the skin.

How does Radio Frequency (RF) Skin Tightening work?

Radio Frequency (RF) Skin Tightening works by targeting the tissue beneath the outer layer of the skin, or epidermis, with radio frequency energy. This energy generates heat resulting in new collagen production.

What you can expect:

> It is common for the treated area to feel bloated and look swollen in the first few days after the procedure.

> You may experience stinging and tingling in the treatment area during the procedure. These sensations will subside once the treatment is over.

> Swelling, redness, and tenderness can occur in the treated area and may last for a few hours after the treatment.

> Some clients may experience a delayed onset of the previously mentioned occurrences. Contact our office immediately if any unusual side effects occur or it symptoms worsen over time.

> You may start to see results as early as two to three weeks after the procedure. The most dramatic results will be visible after one to three months. Your body will continue to naturally process the dead fat cells from your body for approximately four months after the procedure.