Body
Body contouring, without surgery.
Ultrasonic fat cavitation combined with radiofrequency skin tightening, for stubborn areas that don't respond to diet and exercise — the abdomen, hips, thighs, arms and more.
How it works
Two technologies, one treatment plan.
Low-frequency ultrasound creates microbubbles in the fat layer. As they collapse, fat cells are disrupted and their contents are processed by the body's lymphatic system over the following days.
Radiofrequency then gently heats deeper skin layers, supporting collagen and firmness. Studies comparing the two have found greater reductions in circumference when they're combined.
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Consultation
We discuss your goals, check suitability and measure the treatment areas.
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Treatment
Ultrasonic cavitation targets localised fat, followed by RF to support skin firmness. Sessions take 30–60 minutes depending on the area.
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Course & review
Most plans involve a course of 8–12 sessions spaced a few days apart, with progress reviewed along the way.
Realistic expectations
Contouring, not weight loss.
Cavitation is designed to reduce localised fat and circumference in targeted areas. It isn't a weight-loss treatment. Staying hydrated, eating well and moving regularly help support your results.
Who shouldn't have this treatment
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Liver or heart disease, or clotting disorders
- Metal implants or a pacemaker in the treatment area
- Some serious medical conditions, including a history of cancer
Suitability is confirmed at your consultation. Individual results vary.