The results of ultrasound cavitation, a painless treatment for cellulite, are visible after the first treatment. This method can reduce deposits by one to four centimeters in the abdominal area, hips, inner knees, and buttocks.
Written by Petra Matić
Ultrasound cavitation has been the best method for removing cellulite and localized fat deposits for two years. The technology allows for a non-invasive and painless treatment targeted at body parts with stubborn fat that cannot be eliminated by any previously available method, diet, or exercise. The most affected areas are the abdomen, hips, thighs, inner knees, upper arms, and buttocks. The deposits are treated in the mentioned zones; it should be emphasized that this is a painless, non-surgical, and non-invasive method that does not require a long recovery. Cavitation is performed using high-power, low-frequency ultrasound and radio waves that the human body cannot feel. After being broken down, fat cells become triglycerides, and after enzymatic activity, they are metabolically processed to the liver, where the fat is broken down like food and excreted from the body through urine. The treatment is not recommended for individuals with metal in their bodies, diabetics, those with thrombophlebitis, and pregnant women. Results are visible after the first treatment: one can lose from one to four centimeters of deposits in the treated area. Success is, therefore, individual, but in rare cases, cavitation treatment has not achieved any results. Individuals with pronounced cellulite (hard orange peel) are recommended to undergo five to six treatments, while the first signs of deposits can be removed with one or at most two treatments. After the treatment, a half-hour lymphatic drainage is required; cavitation lasts up to 40 minutes.
