Ultrasonic Cavitation Lipo & I Lipo are both pain-free procedures and requires no downtime or anesthetic.

Often results are visible with the first session but will improve further over the course of 6 treatments. Maximum results require at least 6-12 treatments per area depending on your size. However, most clients will lose 1-3 inches after only one treatment.

These procedures are permanent. However, the length of time that body shaping will last is totally up to you. How much you eat, your water intake, how much exercise you do will also affect your long-term results. It is recommended that you drink half your body weight in ounces of water starting 72 hours before your treatments and for 72 hours after, some form of cardio immediately after your treatments to facilitate the elimination process, wear a compression garment for 3 days after your treatment. For maximum results, it is recommended that you get at least 1 treatment every 72 hours but not more than a week apart for Cavi- Lipo, and I-Lipo 2 treatments per week. Also, a balanced diet and NO alcohol consumption is highly recommended.

One of our highly trained and professional technicians.

I-Lipo is a laser-based procedure where Laser pads are applied to the skin and low levels of laser energy melts fat and reshapes the body. I Lipo targets specific problem areas.

Cavi Lipo unlike laser is applied directly onto the skin via cavitation heads and penetrates the fat layer vibrating fat cells through ultrasound at such a high frequency that fat cells actually break up and are liquefied, making it easy for the body to remove the fat

Your technician will discuss this with you when you arrive for your initial consultation, however, you will not be able to start Cavi Lipo or I Lipo if any of the following apply:

During menustration

Skin infections/diseases

Throid/hormonal disease

Heart disease/pacemaker

Autoimmune disease

HIV/Aids

Circulation issues

Cancer

Deep vein thrombosis/varicose veins

Epilepsy/seizure disorder

Pregnant/breastfeeding

IUD

Liver/kidney disease

Currently taking anticoagulants (blood thinners)

Under 18 years of age