Are you seeking a safe and effective way to sculpt your body and achieve a more contoured silhouette? Discover the transformative benefits of Ultrasound Cavitation, a cutting-edge body contouring treatment that targets stubborn fat deposits and helps you achieve the body of your dreams without surgery or downtime. What is Ultrasound Cavitation? Ultrasound Cavitation is a non-invasive body contouring treatment that utilises low-frequency ultrasound waves to target and break down localised fat deposits. These ultrasound waves penetrate the skin’s layers, causing the fat cells to release their contents, which are then naturally eliminated from the body through the lymphatic system. How Does Ultrasound Cavitation Work? During the treatment, a specialised ultrasound device is applied to the targeted area, delivering controlled ultrasound energy deep into the skin’s layers. This energy disrupts the fat cells’ membranes, causing them to rupture and release their stored fat. The liquefied fat is then metabolised and processed and cleared by the body through the lymphatic system.

Benefits of Ultrasound Cavitation

• Non-invasive: a non-surgical procedure with no incisions and no anaesthetic.
• Targeted: works on specific areas of stubborn fat rather than overall weight.
• No downtime: you can return to your normal activities immediately after treatment.
• Gradual improvement: changes develop over the weeks following treatment as the body processes the treated fat cells.
• Skin tightness: the treatment may also stimulate collagen production in the treated area.

Is Ultrasound Cavitation right for you?

Cavitation suits people looking to target specific areas of stubborn fat, such as the abdomen, thighs or love handles, who are already close to their target weight. It is a body contouring treatment and is not a weight loss treatment, nor a substitute for a healthy diet and regular activity. A course is recommended rather than a single session, usually six to eight treatments about a week apart. Results vary between individuals and we will be honest with you at consultation about what is realistic.

Who it is not suitable for

Ultrasound cavitation is not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or for people with a pacemaker or metal implants in the treatment area, liver or kidney conditions, epilepsy, heart conditions, active infection or broken skin in the area, or certain other medical histories. A full consultation is carried out before treatment.

To find out whether cavitation is right for you, book a consultation with us and we will talk you through your options honestly.