Cavitation

Cavitation is a body contouring protocol that uses low-frequency ultrasound waves to disrupt fat cell membranes in a targeted zone. When the membrane of a fat cell breaks down, its contents are released into the interstitial fluid and then cleared through the lymphatic system over the days following each session. The process is non-invasive — nothing enters or exits the body through the skin — and no anaesthesia or recovery period is required.

The protocol works best when applied to a specific zone in a structured course rather than in one-off sessions. A standard course runs between six and twelve sessions, spaced one to two weeks apart. This spacing allows the lymphatic system time to process between sessions. Most clients notice a visible change in the treated zone after three to five sessions, with more significant cumulative results by the end of the course.

Staying well hydrated before and after sessions supports the lymphatic clearance that makes cavitation effective. Moderate physical activity in the days following a session — particularly lymphatic movement like walking or light cycling — can also accelerate the body's processing of released fat cell contents. The clinic team can walk you through a simple post-session routine at your first appointment.