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Ultrasonic cavitation promises curves in all the right places
Ultrasound gel is applied liberally tothe client's body at the beginning ofthe procedure. (Photos: Michael Gordon)
All Woman, Features
March 16, 2020

Ultrasonic cavitation promises curves in all the right places

YOU’VE tried all the diets, you’ve downed all the teas, and you’ve exhausted your account trying to keep up with your gym membership fee, but you’re still not losing that pudge. We know it’s unfair, but don’t despair. There is a shortcut for envious curves in all the right places without going under the knife — ultrasonic cavitation.

This service, offered by Body Contouring by VenPosh in Springs Plaza, St Andrew, just might be the belly fat breakthrough that you have been searching for.

All Woman stopped by the all inclusive body shop for the scoop on this cutting edge procedure that literally has women losing weight while they take a nap.

Resident beauty technician at VenPosh, Kordia Sewell, explained that cavitation is one of the most popular services offered by the boutique.

Lose weight without lipo

“This procedure is really a non-invasive treatment that uses ultrasound technology to reduce fat cells in specific areas,” she said. “It does not involve any needles or surgery, and it is perfect for people who want to lose weight in certain places without doing liposuction.”

Sewell demonstrated how the different heads on the machine, powered by various types of energy, warm up and break down fat cells, tighten the skin, and pull the melted fat to the client’s lymphatic system.

“Cavitation is ideal for people who want to lose weight or even just tighten the skin in a specific area,” she explained. “It is not painful. We use ultrasound gel to protect your skin from the energy being radiated. Most people actually find it quite relaxing when the machine warms up and they are being massaged.”

… And then tackle that baby fat

Managing Director of VenPosh, Venice Anderson, said cavitation is but one item on her body contouring menu and consultation is done with each client to find out what goods or services are best suited for their bodies and goals.

“Sometimes a woman may just be looking for a waist trainer to wear under the perfect dress for a special night out, and other times it might be someone who has undergone surgery and is trying to keep their shape using our compression garments,” she said. “Cavitation is especially popular among women who have had babies and just want to tighten up the tummy area or get rid of the baby fat.”

VenPosh beauty technician KordiaSewell demonstrates how the differentfrequencies of the ultrasound cavitationmachine are used to break down fat cells.
Ultrasound gel is applied liberally tothe client’s body at the beginning ofthe procedure. (Photos: Michael Gordon)
VenPosh beauty technician KordiaSewell

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