Is cavitation safe and effective?

Is cavitation safe and effective?

Ultrasonic cavitation is a safe FDA approved procedure. Since the procedure is non-invasive, there is no downtime needed. The destroyed fat cells do not grow back. The results of ultrasonic cavitation can last with continued weight maintenance activities.

What are the benefits of ultrasound cavitation?

Benefits of Ultrasonic Cavitation & Radio Frequency –

• Painless and nonsurgical way to remove fat and cellulite.
• Reduce fat in specific areas – thighs, hips, stomach, back, buttocks and arms.
• Tighten and tone sagging skin.
• Smooth Cellulite.
• FAST and EFFECTIVE!

What do you do after cavitation?

Post-Care for Cavi Lipo

• Ultrasonic Lipo Cavitation is a fat-metabolizing and detoxifying procedure.
• Eat a low-fat, low-carbohydrate and low-sugar diet for 24 hours, in order to aid in fat metabolism.
• Cardio exercise is also encouraged to improve detox.
• Avoid alcohol and nicotine for 24 hours.

Can cavitation be harmful?

Safety. There are very few risks associated with this procedure, but that doesn’t mean that there are no side effects. Bruising and pain are common short-term side effects, and some people have loose skin or dimples and waves in their skin after healing from this treatment.

What are the side effects of ultrasonic cavitation?

Ultrasonic cavitation side effects

• redness.
• bruising.
• headache.

Who should not get ultrasonic cavitation?

Ultrasonic Cavitation is not for people with heart disease, kidney failure, or liver failure. It is not for those who are pregnant, and you must wait a minimum of three months after childbirth, or at least six months after C section.

How many inches can you lose with Cavitation?

How soon can I see a result of cavitation? Most clients will have a noticeable reduction in their measurements after the very first treatment, some have recorded 5 inches, however the average is a 2 inch loss.

Does cavitation actually work?

Yes, ultrasound fat cavitation provides real, measurable results. You’ll be able to see how much circumference you’ve lost using a tape measure — or by simply looking in the mirror. However, keep in mind that it only works in certain areas, and you won’t see overnight results.