What Is a Cavitation Machine?
, by Kashif Amin, 2 min reading time
Definition of a Cavitation Machine
A cavitation machine is a non-invasive, beauty and wellness device that helps in fat reduction and body sculpting by using ultrasonic waves. The machine sends sound waves through the skin, which creates micro-bubbles within the fat cells. These bubbles expand and collapse, breaking down the fat cells into liquid form, which the body then naturally removes through the lymphatic system.
These machines are used to reduce stubborn fat in areas like the abdomen, thighs, arms, and love handles, making them a popular alternative to surgical treatments like liposuction.
How Does It Work?
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Target Fat Cells
The machine’s probe is placed on the area being treated, where ultrasonic sound waves penetrate the skin and break down fat cells. -
Break Down Fat Cells
The sound waves create micro-bubbles that expand and collapse, disrupting the fat cell membranes. This causes the fat to liquefy and be absorbed by the body. -
Natural Elimination
Once the fat is broken down, it is naturally processed and removed by the lymphatic system, resulting in a smoother, more contoured body.
Where Is It Used?
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Fat cavitation machines are used on specific areas like the abdomen, thighs, arms, and love handles to reduce localized fat and sculpt the body.
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Body cavitation machines are also used for cellulite reduction and skin tightening, especially when combined with radiofrequency cavitation or laser lipo technologies.
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