Here's an overview of how the procedure works and what to expect:

Ultrasonic Cavitation: This part of the treatment uses low-frequency ultrasound waves to create pressure within the fat cells. The pressure causes tiny bubbles to form around the fat cells, which disrupts and breaks them down into a liquid form. The body then processes and eliminates the waste through the lymphatic system.

Radiofrequency: RF energy generates heat in the deeper layers of the skin and underlying tissues. This heat stimulates collagen production, which can help tighten the skin and improve its elasticity. RF can also aid in breaking down fat cells, complementing the effects of ultrasonic cavitation.

Treatment Areas: This combination treatment can target areas such as the abdomen, thighs, buttocks, arms, and love handles. It can also be used on the face for skin tightening and rejuvenation.

Procedure: The treatment typically involves using handheld devices that delivers RF and ultrasonic waves to the treatment area. The procedure usually lasts between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the size of the area being treated. Most people find the treatment comfortable, although some may experience a warming or buzzing sensation.

Results: The combination of RF and ultrasonic cavitation can lead to reduced fat deposits, tighter skin, and improved body contours. Results may vary depending on the individual's body type, treatment area, and the number of sessions completed.

Number of Sessions: Multiple sessions are often required to achieve optimal results. The exact number of sessions needed depends on the individual's goals and the treated area.