What is body sculpting?

Body Sculpting is a treatment that combines both Cavitation and Radio Frequency that breaks down localised, difficult, stubborn fatty deposits.

This treatment is ideal for anyone who exercises and diets but just cant shift those stubborn bulges, and is great for both men and woman who don’t want to go under invasive treatments such as liposuction or tummy tucks.

So, what is Ultrasound Cavitation?

Ultrasound Cavitation is a low-level frequency that creates shock waves within the body damaging the think membrane of our fat cells. Once the fat cells have been broken down the body disposes of these cells into glycerol and fatty acids. The water-soluble glycerol travels into our circulatory system and is used as energy, whilst the fatty acids are excreted from the body.

What is Radio Frequency?

Radio Frequency induces heat within the skin, causing an increase in micro circulation and drainage, reducing excess fat. As the Radio Frequency treatment heats up, the collagen fibres shorten and contract, and collagen and elastin are produced, resulting in tighter, more toned and defined looking skin.

Body Sculpting

Ultrasound Cavitation and Radio Frequency technology combined, work perfectly together to reduce fat cells whilst tightening the surrounding skin.

A course of treatment is recommended to achieve maximum results, reduced inches and a more sculpted appearance. The treatment is pain free, non-invasive and takes approximately 60 mins per session.

Body Sculpting Before and After

Areas that can be treated include:

Upper Arms – the loose skin on the upper arms commonly known as ‘bingo wings’

Male Breast Tissue – ‘man boobs’

Abdomen – tummy area or ‘mummy pouch’

Hips – ‘muffin tops’

Thighs – both inner and outer thighs

Buttocks – an amazing treatment to gain ‘that’ butt lift

Knees – great for the inner knee and top of knee

Pre-Course Advice

One Week Prior To Your Treatment Session

  • Increasing water intake and aim to drink 2 – 3 litres per day.
  • Reduce the intake of toxins to the body (caffeine, tobacco, alcohol).
  • Medications are OK to continue, although this will be fully analysed and checked during your consultation prior to your treatment.
  • Avoid alcohol 48 hours prior to treatment.
  • Reduce intake of carbohydrates.
  • Increase the consumption of fruit and vegetables.

    • 24 Hours Prior To Your Treatment Session

  • Drink 1 litre of water prior to your appointment.
  • Do not drink fizzy, carbonated drinks 12 hours prior to your treatment session.
  • Do not eat a large meal prior to your treatment session, as this can make you feel uncomfortable during the treatment.

Single Sessions £45.00

Course of 4 Sessions £180 (includes Body Exfoliation Brush)

Course of 8 Sessions £360 (includes full Body Exfoliation Kit)

Please note; at least 72hrs must be left between each treatment.

Aftercare Advice

  • Drink 2 – 3 litres of water daily, keep a large bottle with you at all times and infuse with lemons and limes for flavour. This will flush out the crystallised lipids (dead fat cells) out of your body through the lymphatic system.
  • Follow a healthy diet plan, reduce your intake of alcohol and carbohydrates.
  • Reduce your intake of caffeine to no more than 1/2 cups a day.
  • Plan a 20min walk after treatment to help stimulate lymphatic drainage (the body’s process of the removal of fat).
  • Regular body brushing at home, this is a great way to stimulate the lymphatic system to naturally eliminate the fat cells.
  • Avoid hot baths or showers, steam or heat treatments for 24 hours.
  • Avoid alcohol for 48 – 72 hours.

Contraindications to Treatment

Cavitation treatment is unfortunately not for everybody. Even though it is a sage and painless procedure, there are contraindications for this treatment. Cavitation is not suitable for anyone with the following medical conditions or contraindications:

  • Pregnant or breastfeeding
  • Kidney damage, disease or problems
  • Heart disease, problems or a pacemaker
  • Liver Damage, disease or problems
  • Accute inflammatory disorders
  • Hemorrhagic disease, trauma or bleeding
  • Anyone being treated for cancer
  • Thrombosis
  • Anyone with Metal Pins, Plates or limbs
  • Abnormal Immune system
  • Numb to heat and sensation.