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Cavitation

Cavitation Ultrasound uses high-intensity, focused sound waves to disrupt fat cells, causing them to dissolve gradually over time. The same technique will stimulate the growth of collagen, causing the skin to gradually tighten.

RF Frequency

Radiofrequency  therapy refers to the use of RF energy to treat mild to moderate skin laxity. The RF energy is applied either to the surface of the skin or just below it using a cannula-like device to stimulate collagen and elastin growth. Over the course of a few months following treatments, this gradually leads to firmer skin tone.

Body/Facial Contouring

Body contouring can eliminate fat, shape areas of the body and tighten skin. Lipolysis is a nonsurgical option that uses cold, heat, lasers and other methods. 

 It may involve procedures to:

• Get rid of extra skin.

• Eliminate excess fat.

• Reshape or contour the area.

Body contouring does not usually help you lose weight. Instead, it helps shape the body and address specific areas where weight loss isn’t effective or after significant weight loss results in extra skin.

Wood Therapy

Wood therapy will improve the appearance of cellulite on the body in the treated area.  Pressure and vibration are thought to work like a lymphatic massage, by removing the extra fluid between the fat cells and improving the bumpy appearance of cellulite. Stretching the skin may also trigger collagen formation and may give the skin a more youthful appearance.

Cupping/ Vacuum Therapy

Cupping therapy uses the force of suction to pull blood toward the surface of your skin. The idea is to increase your body’s natural healing response in these areas.

Lymphatic Drainage

It's a gentle form of massage that focuses on the lymphatic system, which is part of the immune system. Your lymph system includes organs, vessels, and tissues that move or drain a water-like fluid called lymph from other parts of your body into your bloodstream. Commonly used to relieve swelling by coaxing lymph fluid from your tissues to your functioning lymph nodes. Unlike traditional massage, lymphatic drainage massage uses light pressure to mobilize the lymphatic system, which lies directly beneath the skin. The idea is that by massaging an area where there is no swelling, the congested lymph fluid will have somewhere to go because you’ve created space for it.