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Which areas can be treated by Cavitation?
Any area of the body that has more than 3cms of fat. Mainly stomach, thighs, flanks, buttocks, back, and calves.
Where does the fat go?
After disruption of adipose cells, the fat in the form of triglycerides is released into the interstitial fluid between the cells, where they are enzymatically metabolized to glycerol and free fatty acids. Water-soluble glycerol is absorbed by the circulatory system and used as the energy source, whereas the insoluble free fatty acids are transported to the liver and processed as fatty acids from food.
Is fat cavitation safe?
Yes. The treatments are non-invasive – meaning the treatment does not penetrate the skin so there is no risk of infection or complication. All our therapists are highly trained and qualified in performing the treatment, and unlike traditional surgery, the risks are few and far between. Please speak to your experienced therapist during your consultation to ensure you’re suitable for the treatment and to discuss any concerns you might have around the procedure.
When will I start to see results?
You will start seeing results immediately but for lasting results, a course of 8 -10 treatments is recommended, with at least three days in between each procedure.
Does fat cavitation hurt
Not at all. Our clients consider the treatment to be painless and comfortable. Some clients may experience a little warmth during the treatment, but not to a level of pain or discomfort.
How long does each treatment take?
Sessions vary between 25 - 50 minutes.
What are the side effects of fat cavitation?
There are no major side effects, you may experience some redness in the treated area after the treatment, but these symptoms should resolve themselves within an hour or so.
Can fat cavitation damage organs?
The simple answer is no. Ultrasonic Cavitation destroys intractable fat cells by using low-frequency sound waves, this type of sound wave is designed to destroy fat cells, and it does so without causing damage to any other tissues or organs.
Who should avoid Fat Cavitation?
Anyone with medical or health problems should avoid it. Including problems such as heart or liver disease, should avoid fat cavitation and if you’re nursing or pregnant, you won’t be suitable for the treatment. Those who have medical implants in the body such as cochlear implants, pacemakers, are also unsuitable. Any health or medical issues you might have should be raised in your consultation to ensure that you’re an appropriate candidate before the fat cavitation treatment commences. If fat cavitation proves to be the wrong treatment for you, our body experts will create a treatment plan available for your body goals.
