Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Cavitation.

Cavitation uses focused ultrasound waves to create micro-bubbles in fat cells, causing them to rupture. The released fat is naturally processed by the lymphatic system, resulting in gradual reduction and improved contouring over several sessions.

Cavitation is generally safe when performed by trained technicians; side effects are rare and mild. Results vary by metabolism, lifestyle and treatment plan—many clients see improvements after a few sessions and longer-lasting results with healthy habits.

Most clients need a series of 6–12 sessions spaced one to two weeks apart for noticeable change. The exact number depends on target area, fat thickness and personal goals determined during a consultation.

Temporary redness, mild bruising or tingling can occur but usually resolve within hours to days. There's minimal recovery required; follow post-care instructions like hydration and avoiding heavy exercise for 24–48 hours.

Ideal candidates are near their target weight with localized fat pockets and good skin elasticity. Not suitable for pregnant women or those with certain medical conditions; an initial assessment will confirm candidacy and tailor a safe plan.

Prepare by staying well-hydrated and avoiding alcohol 24 hours before treatment. Aftercare includes drinking water, light activity, and lymphatic massage as recommended to enhance fat elimination and maximize results between sessions.