What is fat cavitation?
From the latest fat loss trends to vigorous exercise routines, to strict diets and beyond – it comes as no surprise that for many of us, losing stubborn pockets of fat and maintaining body goals can be confusing and challenging.
With liposuction being a costly and invasive solution to a problem so many of us face, fat cavitation is a ground-breaking alternative.
Ultrasonic fat cavitation is a revolutionary body shaping treatment that melts fat away and shapes the body for immediate centimeter loss without the extensive risks of traditional fat reduction techniques like liposuction.
How does fat cavitation work?
Fat Cavitation works using a low-frequency ultrasound which subjects fat cell membranes to a strong wave of pressure. The fat cells can’t withstand this pressure and turn into liquid, free fatty acids. The body then moves the fatty acids through the lymphatic system and the liver, the be naturally metabolised by the body. The result is immediate centimeter loss.
Areas that can be treated include abdomen, love handles, inner thighs, outer thighs, buttocks, and arms.
Is this for me?
Do you find that irrespective of how well your diet is, or how much you exercise, you still retain stubborn pockets of fat on your body? Fat Cavitation may well be the treatment for you.
This treatment is perfect for anyone who wants to eliminate stubborn pockets of fat from larger areas of their body, areas that have more than 3cms of fat, or that are hard to grab. Fat Cavitation can also be used in conjunction with other treatments we offer such as skin tightening and cryolipolysis fat freezing to give you the best results.
At Sculpt Face & Body Aesthetics, we are here to help you achieve your body goals and help you to feel comfortable in your own skin.
What's the difference between fat freezing and fat cavitation?
While fat cavitation and fat freezing are both non-invasive fat loss treatments, there is a noticeable difference between the two. Both procedures are designed to reduce stubborn fat, but they work in different ways. Fat freezing essentially ‘freezes’ pockets of stubborn fat to permanently eliminate and kill fat cells for good. Fat cavitation targets fat cells by using ultrasound waves to release stored fat to liquid, free fatty acids which are then metabolised by the body and used for energy. The result is immediate centimeter loss.
The treatment involves the use of a paddle-type applicator, which is massaged over the area being treated. You can treat larger areas, which is another key difference between fat cavitation and fat freezing, as fat freezing is generally only suitable for smaller, and more targeted pockets of fat. If the fat is harder to grab, or spread over a larger area of the body, then fat cavitation may well be a better option for you. At your initial consultation, our experienced Aesthetician will advise which treatment is the best option for you and your body goals.
