What are the available treatments for Inch loss? How safe are the treatments?

 

Inch loss treatments are: Ultrasound Cavitation and Radio Frequency

Ultrasound Cavitation: Ultrasound Cavitation is one of the latest aesthetic treatments that use low-level ultrasonic waves to break down the fat cells of your body into a liquid without affecting the surrounding tissues. Once these fat cells are liquefied, they would be eliminated from your system by the body’s own natural elimination processes. The treatment can be performed on any area of your body where there is excess fat. During the process of fat breakdown you will feel a warm, tingly sensation. This sensation is temporary and would subside within sometime. Some of the most common problem areas include the thighs, belly, buttocks, back, etc.  One can usually feel the treatment method as a massage as it is done with a handheld device in a gentle way.  Noticeable results can be seen after every session in the treated area. The treatment works towards eliminating extra inches and excess fat. One might need 8-12 sessions to attain optimum results.



Radio frequency: Radio frequency treatment is a non-surgical treatment. It is the preferred option for anyone who does not want to undergo extreme options such as liposuction. It reshapes the body by using an electric current to heat up the skin’s deeper layers while leaving the superficial layers untouched. The resulting heat mechanism of the Radio Frequency treatment melts the bulging of excess fatty tissues and drains it into the system. It is also used in treating cellulite and false cellulite. The treatment uses lower frequency which would safely penetrate into the deeper layers of the skin and help in improving skin tone and structure. In rare cases side effects may occur after the treatments which are generally short-lived and minimal. One might experience some redness, bruising, scarring, swelling and sinking of the skin in the treated area after the treatment, but these symptoms should resolve themselves within 24-48 hours.



Both the treatments (Ultrasound Cavitation and Radio frequency) are very safe, low risk, quick, comfortable, popular, painless and effective in tackling fat and cellulite with zero downtime.  There is no overnight stay, nor any stitches. A balanced diet is the only way to ensure lasting results. The results of the treatments may vary from person to person depending upon age, sex, basal metabolic rate, medical history, family history, lifestyle and physical activity.

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