Ultrasound cavitation
Cellulite and fat cells on the legs, abdomen and buttocks are progressively reduced by ultrasound cavitation and the skin is given new elasticity. This makes the treatment with ultrasound cavitation technology ideal, even for severe unaesthetic signs such as "orange peel skin".
As an alternative to ultrasound treatment, Dr. Orasche offers carboxy treatment, in which medical-grade carbon dioxide (CO2) is injected into problem areas.
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Treat cellulite and fat with ultrasound
Cavitation (Cavitation) ultrasound treatment focuses on cellulite and fat (adiposity). It fights cellulite at any stage: soft, edematous and fibrous.
The cavitation ultrasound effect reaches the deepest layers of the skin and weakens the fat structure. The reactivation of the microcirculation helps to reduce body fat.
Ultrasound is mechanical pressure and vacuum waves that cause particles to vibrate and bring different pressures with them. Because of molecular properties, each material absorbs ultrasound energy in a different way. The variation of pressure evokes a physical phenomenon that occurs in liquids.
Since the fat layer consists mainly of fluids, it is the ideal target for this method.
The ultrasound shock wave is able to break down adipocytes (fat cells), emulsify them and then excrete them through the kidneys (as toxins and discharged fluids). A remarkable reduction in volume is achieved in a much shorter time than with other currently existing methods.
Frequently asked questions about ultrasound cavitation
Where is ultrasound cavitation particularly effective?
Ultrasound cavitation is most effective in reducing localised adiposity, reducing cellulite nodules, improving tissue tone and skin elasticity.
When will there be visible results?
The split contents of the fat cells are broken down and excreted by the body over the next 2 to 4 days. The result of the ultrasound cavitation becomes visible 6 days after the treatment.
Can cavitation results be optimised?
In order to achieve optimal results, a lymphatic drainage is additionally carried out after the ultrasound treatment.
How many ultrasound cavitation treatments are necessary?
The treatments can be done once a week. The number of treatments depends on the patient. However, we usually recommend about 8-10 treatments.
For whom is ultrasound cavitation not suitable?
Ultrasound is not suitable for people with heart conditions or active vascular disease, pacemakers, thrombosis, severe lipid metabolism disorders, or those taking anticoagulant medications.
In addition, treatment is not recommended in people who have received medical transplants, during pregnancy and breastfeeding, and people with metal prostheses.
How long does an ultrasound cavitation session last?
An ultrasound cavitation session lasts about 90 minutes.
What does the ultrasound cavitation treatment cost?
Serious statements about the cavitation ultrasound treatment costs can only be made after a detailed personal consultation and examination.
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