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Cavitation

Cavitation

Cavitation

Cavitation is also known as "non-incision liposuction."

Special ultrasound waves are used to create bubbles under the skin,

When it bursts, it breaks down and reduces fat cells, resulting in localized weight loss.

Furthermore, it reduces the fat cells themselves,

Another feature is that even if fat cells enlarge again, they are less likely to rebound.

Get rid of fat through cavitation

How to lose weight

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Ultrasonic vibrations create bubbles under the skin

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Fat breakdown & burning

Radio Frequency (RF)

Radio waves are originally used in the medical field. When radio waves are applied to the surface of the skin, they cause the moisture deep within the body to vibrate, gradually generating heat and raising body temperature. Not only does the rise in body temperature improve lymphatic and blood circulation, it can also help to eliminate cellulite, which is hardened fat.

Thoroughly flush out dissolved fat cells

vacuum

By creating a vacuum inside the handpiece and drawing it up and tightly adhering to the skin, it creates space for compressed lymphatic vessels and blood vessels, promoting the excretion of waste products. It efficiently massages muscles and fat, promoting blood and lymphatic flow. It not only enhances the slimming effects of cavitation and radio waves, but also promotes improved circulation, which can be expected to alleviate chills, swelling, stiff shoulders, and other conditions.

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Work for you?

Who would you recommend?

  • People who want to lose weight in specific areas

  • People who don't like exercise

  • People who repeatedly gain weight

  • People who are concerned about cellulite

  • People who want to improve their training results

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