Cellulite Reduction Lipo Laser Slimming Machine RF Beauty Equipment

What is Lipo Laser?

LipoLaser is described as laser-assisted lipolysis (the breakdown of stored fat in fat cells) or non-surgical liposuction. It can be used on the waistline, abdomen (middle and lower), back (upper, middle, lower), buttocks, thighs, arms, and underarms.

How does it work?

In theory, LipoLaser works by irradiating fat cells, creating pores in the cell wall that allow stored water, triglycerides, and free fatty acids to spill out. The fat cells are not removed, but the draining process is said to help them shrink significantly.

The laser operates at a low level of energy, strong enough to create pores in fat cells, but gentle enough that no bruising, bleeding, or blood vessel damage occurs.

You lie in a comfortable position wearing a shirt and a towel or skirt. A technician attaches 2 small laser probes to your inner thighs near your groin to target lymph nodes that help the body digest and eliminate fat. Two larger, multi-laser paddles are attached to your target area using an adhesive belt. The paddles are shifted regularly at 10-minute intervals to provide full coverage. You should feel no more than a slight warming sensation.

2. Ultrasonic Cavitation

What is Ultrasonic Cavitation?

Ultrasonic Fat Cavitation is a relatively new non-invasive procedure designed to reduce localized fat by applying safe levels of ultrasound energy via a hand held probe to a targeted area of subcutaneous fat. It is a body shaping procedure that works by breaking down deep stubborn local fat tissues, which are subsequently disposed of through the lymphatic and urinary systems. It is also effective in reducing cellulite, a condition, which affects most women over 20, whether slim, or overweight. When applied in conjunction with Radio Frequency (RF), the heating and cavitation effects can also promote collagen realignment and as a result will tighten the skin and reduce wrinkles. 

Is it safe

What is the feature of Ultrasonic Fat Cavitation?

Ultrasonic Cavitation is safe, comfortable, and non-invasive procedure with virtually no side effects. It does not require anesthesia, leaves no scars and does not require any post treatment. The ultrasound energy is designed to target fatty tissues beneath the skin only, and does not affect the blood vessels, nerves and connective tissues.

Fat Cavitation is not a treatment for obesity nor is it a weight  loss procedure. Rather is a method for ‘reshaping’ and ‘toning’ the body. It is particularly intended to reduce  localized fat tissues which are resistant to exercise around the abdomen (love handles), buttocks, and thighs  (saddle bags), that won’t easily go away by simple dieting and exercise.

3. Quadrupole RF and vaccum roller massager

What does RF do?

Radio frequency is also called diathermy(deep heating) which is the system to provide the treatment by generating the heat from inside the human body. Wrinkles and loose skin can take its toll on your looks. Even healthy and active people eventually show signs of aging on their faces. Since it's the most important visual feature of your body—the one that most people will recognize you by—it's important to keep your face fresh and youthful. More and more people have tried face lifts over the years to combat wrinkles and skin imperfections. Though often successful, traditional face lifts require minor surgery and prolonged recovery periods. There's increasing demand for non-surgical techniques to refresh facial appearances. That's where radio frequency face lifts come into play.

A radio frequency emitter is pressed up against the skin. These radio waves get past the outer skin layers and deliver heat energy to the muscles and tissues beneath. The heat helps to contract these layers and build up collagen levels. The overall result tightens up the outer layers of skin and reduces wrinkling effects. Since there's a lot of heat involved, some cooling must be applied to the skin at the same time. 

The radio frequency face lift was approved by the FDA as a non-surgical treatment for wrinkles and facial skin imperfections. It is a proven medical procedure that requires no scalpels or sutures. It's also a popular choice for busy professionals who care about their looks. The treatment only takes about an hour, and full recovery is expected in a few days. The results take a bit of time to show fully though. Some results are visible immediately, while the full results take a few months to develop as the deep tissue layers heal.