Ultrasound Cavitation

1. Consultation: Before the treatment, you'll have a consultation to discuss your goals, medical history, and suitability for the procedure.
2. Preparation: You'll be asked to lie down comfortably, and the treatment area will be cleansed. A conductive gel may be applied to your skin to enhance the effectiveness of the ultrasound waves.
3. Treatment: The practitioner will use a handheld ultrasound device, moving it over the targeted area in circular motions. You'll hear a mild buzzing sound and feel a gentle warmth or slight tingling sensation as the device emits low-frequency ultrasound waves.
4. Duration: Each session typically lasts between 20 to 45 minutes, depending on the size and number of areas being treated.
5. Comfort: The procedure is generally painless, with most people finding it relaxing. There may be a slight warming sensation but no discomfort.
6. Post-Treatment: After the session, you can resume your normal activities immediately. There is no downtime required.
7. Hydration: You will be advised to drink plenty of water before and after the treatment to help flush out the disrupted fat cells through your lymphatic system.
8. Multiple Sessions: Multiple sessions are usually necessary to achieve optimal results, often scheduled one to two weeks apart.
9. Gradual Results: You will start noticing improvements over several weeks as your body naturally eliminates the treated fat cells, leading to a more contoured and toned appearance.
10. Possible Side Effects: Mild side effects such as temporary redness, slight swelling, or bruising in the treated area can occur but typically subside within a few hours to days.

Overall, ultrasound cavitation is a comfortable and convenient option for non-invasive body contouring with minimal risks and no recovery time.

Ultrasound cavitation, while generally safe, has several contraindications. It is not suitable for individuals with the following conditions:

1. Pregnancy and breastfeeding: The safety of ultrasound cavitation during pregnancy and breastfeeding has not been established.
2. Active infections or inflammation: Any active infections or inflammatory conditions in the treatment area.
3. Severe cardiovascular conditions: Conditions such as heart disease, hypertension, or arrhythmias.
4. Liver or kidney disease: Impaired liver or kidney function can affect the body's ability to process and eliminate the disrupted fat cells.
5. Cancer: Active cancer or a history of cancer, particularly in the treatment area.
6. Epilepsy: The procedure may potentially trigger seizures in individuals with epilepsy.
7. Metal implants or pacemakers: Metal implants or electronic medical devices in or near the treatment area can interfere with the ultrasound waves.
8. Severe diabetes: Poor wound healing and circulation issues associated with severe diabetes can complicate recovery and effectiveness.
9. Blood disorders: Conditions affecting blood clotting or taking anticoagulant medications.
10. Obesity: Ultrasound cavitation is not a weight-loss solution and may not be effective for individuals with significant obesity.
11. Recent surgery: Avoid the treatment if you have had surgery in the targeted area within the past six months.

It is essential to consult with a healthcare provider to determine suitability for ultrasound cavitation based on individual health conditions and medical history.

Ultrasound cavitation can be used to treat various areas of the body where localized fat deposits are present. Common treatment areas include:

1. Abdomen: To reduce belly fat and contour the waistline.
2. Flanks (Love Handles): To target fat deposits on the sides of the abdomen.
3. Thighs: Both inner and outer thighs can be treated to reduce fat and improve contour.
4. Buttocks: To reduce fat and enhance the shape of the buttocks.
5. Upper Arms: To target "bat wings" or excess fat on the upper arms.
6. Back: To reduce fat in the upper and lower back areas.
7. Hips: To contour the hip area and reduce fat deposits.

Pricing can vary from client to client due to differences in body types, treatment areas, and individual needs.  A complimentary consultation is required before we are able to treat you with Ultrasound Cavitation.

During your consultation we discuss your diet, lifestyle, medical conditions, budget and timelines.  

Single 15 min Treatment Session: $100

Single 20 min Treatment Session: $120

Single 30 min Treatment Session: $195

Single 45 min Treatment Session: $295

Multiple sessions are recommended for the most noticeable results.  Package pricing is available and can be discussed during your complimentary consultation.