Cavitation

Cavitation: ultrasound against cellulite dimples

Aesthetic cavitation emits low-frequency ultrasound that creates microbubbles within fatty tissue: under pressure, the fat-cell membranes give way and the released fat is drained away naturally. Painless and non-invasive, it is particularly suited to adipose cellulite and diffuse curves — thighs, hips, tummy.

In practice: sessions, sensations, combinations

The session feels like a warm ultrasound-head massage, comfortable, lasting 30 to 45 minutes depending on the area. Results build over a course of closely spaced sessions, ideally completed with anti-cellulite radiofrequency to firm and shockwave therapy to drain. The exact programme is defined at the complimentary body assessment — pay-per-session prices, nothing upfront.

Frequently asked questions

What does a cavitation session feel like?

A warm massage with the ultrasound head and sometimes a faint high-pitched whistle — the vibration of the microbubbles. The session is painless and rather relaxing.

Which areas does cavitation work on?

On adipose cellulite and diffuse curves: thighs, hips, tummy. For embedded fibrous cellulite, shockwave therapy is often better indicated — the assessment points to the right technology.

How many cavitation sessions are needed?

A course of six to ten closely spaced sessions gives the best results, ideally combined with good hydration and some physical activity to support drainage.

Are there side effects?

Possibly temporary redness or warmth, nothing more in the vast majority of cases. Drinking plenty of water after the session helps elimination.

Does cavitation make you lose weight?

It is not a weight-loss treatment: it refines targeted areas and smooths the silhouette. The scales move little, the tape measure more — and that is what we track.