Ultrasounds body lipolysis and dermomassage

Sometimes a healthy diet and exercise aren’t enough to get rid of stubborn fat. Ultrasonic or cavitation liposuction is often called non-surgical liposuction. It uses laser technology to change the shape and appearance of your body. Lipo cavitation is a weight-loss treatment which results in a loss of inches in the treated areas and a slimmer figure. Ultrasonic cavitation targets smaller deposits of fat on specific parts of the body, such as the abdomen, inner and outer thighs, hips, upper arms or back. During non-surgical liposuction, ultrasounds permanently destroy fat cells without harming the surface of the skin. Over the next few weeks and months after lipolysis the body naturally removes the destroyed fat cells which are drained to the liver via lymphatic channels and circulation. To achieve the best possible results, we combine lipo with dermomassage.

Dermomassage – bespoke body contouring

Dermomassage is also known as Endermologie massage. It’s a combination of mechanical massage and partial vacuum. Dermomassage is non-invasive. It’s used for skin firming, cellulite reduction, buttocks lifting and overall modelling of the body. Dermomassage can also be recommended for smoothing scars and stretch marks. It also increases blood circulation.

Lipo cavitation – results of the non-surgical liposuction

The non-surgical liposuction performed in our beauty salon in the UK is a body sculpting and contouring procedure. Possible results of ultrasonic lipo include thinner, more contoured waistline, and tighter skin in the targeted area. After the treatment, the skin in the targeted area may appear slightly red but it usually disappears within 24 hours. It’s non-invasive, non-surgical and safe. There’s no downtime and immediately after ultrasonic cavitation you can carry on with your day as most of the “recovery” happens unnoticed”. Lipo cavitation is suitable for both men and women. However, women who are pregnant or breastfeeding cannot undergo this treatment. Skin infections or conditions, scar tissue or recent surgery and wounds in the treated areas are also a contraindication.