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If you use the vacuum suctioning head right after the cavitation fat cracking, the case will be apparently different. The vacuum suction will pull up the tissue. When the vacuum suction head moves back and forth, the tissue is being drawn too. This action will destroy the support structure around each fat tissue grid, which dramatically promotes the fat cells being metabolized much more easily. The back and forth movement also will help to redistribute the non-settled fat cells since the supporting structure is destroyed.
Like you have many potatoes of different sizes full in a basket. If you shake the basket, the smaller ones will go to the bottom and the bigger one will be left to the top. And more room will be reserved because the shaking helps to redistribute the potatoes to fill up the room that fits their sizes most. By now you will find out the basket is not completely full yet. The following RF toning is like you use a cover added on the potatoes so that they won't bump up. The potatoes now are loaded neatly.
In fact, the fat tissue circumference will have been reduced partly right after finishing the vacuum fat redistribution procedure. With the coming radio frequency fat dissolving and tightening, the fat will be reduced further and become smaller, and the skin becomes toned and tightened. The cellulite orange peel surface would become less noticeable instantly.
Once again, the correct and best fat reduction procedure should be Cavitation 1st-->Vacuum 2nd-->RadioFrequency 3rd.
-If it is a 2-in-1 machine, then please use Cavitation 1st and Body RF 2nd.
-If the 3-in-1 slimming machine is combined using with liposonix, then please use Cavitation 1st, Liposonix 2nd, Body Vacuum Shaping 3rd and Radio Frequency 4th.
"Ultrasonic cavitation" is a catchall term for noninvasive liposuction that works through low-frequency sound waves. Different spas and doctor's offices use a different slimming machine to perform their procedures.
After puberty, roughly 90 percent of women start to develop cellulite. Known for causing dimples in the skin, cellulite typically occurs on the lower limbs, stomach, arms, and bottom. It takes place when fibrous tissue in the skin allows fat to poke through toward the skin surface. This results in an orange peel or cottage cheese like texture. It was first noted in the 1920s and was referenced in Vogue magazine by the 1960s.
One of the latest developments in the treatment of cellulite is ultrasound cavitation. Extremely effective, it can reduce* cellulite and fat on the body. This technique uses machines that are able to direct high energy waves. Once these waves hit the body, they create microbubbles that are comprised of vapor. These bubbles occur within the fat tissue and among interstitial liquid. Called the cavitation effect, this technique causes the interstitial liquid to transition between several phases. It starts to expand and contract. Before long, fat cells implode and the water and fat within them are released into the body’s tissue. This liquid and fat is then absorbed and processed out of the body by the liver. Essentially, it causes fat to be consumed and removed by the body.
This technique is effective at removing* fat and reducing* cellulite. It has also been used to tighten the skin and improve* body physique. Since it was created, it has been used by dermatologists and medspas across the world.
Ultrasound cavitation is extremely safe. During treatment, the process is comfortable and completely painless. Once the fat is released, some patients have noticed that they feel warmer or unwell temporarily. This is due to the release of thermal energy and detoxification of the body. Even though cavitation is extremely effective, women should still eat a high fiber, healthy diet. Drinking water will help the liver to metabolize fat and ensure that the procedure is successful. In addition, diet and exercise will help ensure that the procedure is not needed again.
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