By Sloan
Ultrasonic cavitation offers several advantages. It is a non-invasive procedure, meaning no surgery or incisions are required. This reduces the risk of infection and complications. The process involves using high-frequency sound waves to create bubbles in fat cells, causing them to break down.
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The FDA has approved ultrasonic cavitation for fat reduction. This approval indicates that the procedure meets safety standards. There is no downtime needed after the sessions. Individuals can return to their normal activities immediately following the treatment.
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Unlike other fat reduction techniques, ultrasonic cavitation is painless. Patients typically only feel a mild warming sensation. It also targets specific areas like the abdomen, flanks, and thighs effectively.