4D Ultrasound

Ultrasound Body is a treatment that aims to remove fat deposits from under the skin.

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The effects of ageing, as we enter our 30’s can affect the way in which fat deposits itself throughout the body, as well as impacting on our ability to maintain a desirable body profile. Genetics, lifestyle and hormone fluctuations are contributory factors when considering maintaining a slender body. However, concerted efforts are often in vain.

A procedure that successfully re-contours and reshapes various areas of the body, Ultrasound body is a frequently requested treatment in many clinics throughout the world. It works to destroy the fat cells in the affected area, whilst also helping to tighten the skin. Heat is delivered to the underlying tissues through targeted pulses of intense ultrasound energy. The fat cells are then removed through the body’s natural lymphatic drainage system, which may take several weeks.

Undergoing this treatment can help to restore an appearance that is more in-line with your ideal weight goals and can in turn, help to boost your self-confidence. In order to maintain a successful result, maintaining a healthy lifestyle will be required.

Typical treatment areas are:

This is a completely safe, non-surgical ultrasound treatment that sees visible effects after just one session, benefiting areas such as: abdomen, thighs, upper arms and buttocks; as well as improving the texture of the skin and the appearance of cellulite.

Expected Results:

Enhanced body tone

Treatment Time:

1 hour upwards

Downtime:

None

Longevity:

Can be permanent

Treatment Frequency:

As desired

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