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Non-surgical fat reduction
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With Michelle Vernon  
March 4, 2016

Non-surgical fat reduction

Skin Care Matters

Dear Michell,

I would consider myself a relatively active female in my thirties, but I still seem to have excess fat around my midsection no matter how often I work out. Please let me know if there is anything I can do besides surgery to get rid of this excess fat once and for all.

Hi Felicia,

fortunately there is a non-invasive method to finally get rid of excess fat around the midsection called Ultrasonic Cavitation or Ultrasound Liposuction.

WHAT IS ULTRASOUND CAVITATION

ultrasonic cavitation is a new, non-surgical, fat-removal procedure. This revolutionary procedure was designed in Europe and is now quickly spreading across the globe. Because there is no surgery and no anaesthesia, there is no hospital stay, no time off from work and no recovery time. Clients see immediate results and will continue to see results in the reduction of fat up to a week following the treatment.While you will see results in the first session, optimum results are seen after four sessions or more depending on the thickness and density of fat in one area.

THE PROCESS

The treatment uses cavitation technology which allows for non-surgical attack of inflexible fat deposits that, no matter how much you diet and exercise, never seem to disappear.

Unlike a traditional tummy tuck or liposuction, in Ultrasonic Cavitation there are no knives, no anaesthesia and no surgery. Ultrasonic Cavitation is similar to mesotherapy or lipodissolve in that it is a treatment for cellulite called localised adiposity.

The most common problem areas are the buttocks, abdomen, love handles (flanks), saddlebags (thighs), upper arms, inner knees and male breasts. Body contouring offers a way to get your body back that requires no recovery time, leaves no scars and needs no anaesthesia.

Ultrasonic Cavitation is the perfect treatment for women who want to contour their body and regain their confidence. While this is a non-surgical way to sculpt and contour your body, this is not a replacement for a healthy diet and regular exercise.

Ultrasonic therapy forces a powerful sound wave to the fat cell membranes. The fat cell membrane succumbs to the pressure, is reduced to liquid and is expelled through the body’s lymphatic system

Ultrasonic Cavitation destroys fat cells at such a rate and in such a quantity that fat storage is significantly reduced or eliminated. Clients see the results and are pleased with the decrease in fat cells.

BENEFITS OF ULTRASOUND CAVITATION LIPOSUCTION TREATMENT:

Permanently removes

Abdomen

‘Love handles’ or flanks

‘Saddle bags’ or thighs

Buttocks

Upper arms

Inner knees

Male breasts

Improves

Skin’s texture

Body contouring and reshaping

Lymph and blood circulation

Cellulite therapy

Tightening of connective tissue

Increased effectiveness when combined with lymph-drainage and radio frequency

No surgery, no knives, no pain.

This is targeted body contouring. We all know the difficulty of losing fat in stubborn areas such as ‘love handles’, lower abdomen or outer thighs.

Ultrasonic is ideal for these targeted areas, helping to smooth contours and reshape your figure. You also have the ability to add radio frequency for increased skin tightening, toning and lymphatic drainage.

For those who have lost weight through diet and exercise but still have areas where fat seems impossible to shift, targeted ultrasonic treatments could be the answer. The benefits that result from ultrasonic fat contouring will vary from patient to patient.

At Body Studio Skincare we offer free consultation to help you decide if this is the right option for you and if so, provide you with pre and post cavitation instructions for optimum results. We also determine how many sessions would be neededto get you to your desired goal.

Michelle Vernon is a licensed aesthetician and proprietor of the Body Studio Skincare establishment, located at 23 Central Plaza, Kingston 10. She may be reached at telephone 9080438, Watsapp :2779800

Email: bodystudioskincare@gmail.com

IG: @bodystudioskincare

Website: www.bodystudioskincare.com

 

 

 

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