TREATMENTS
INFORMATION & FAQ
Cavitation and Radio Frequency
Cavitation and radio frequency treatments are non-invasive treatments used to improve the appearance and texture of the skin.
It can be used on virtually any area of your body. Popular treatment areas are stomach, waist and back, buttocks and legs, chin and neck.
Cavitation and radio frequency are often used together as a treatment to provide maximum results for clients.
These treatments are perfect for clients who are hoping to reduce stubborn fat cells whilst tightening the skin. This contributes to a sculpted and contoured figure.
What is Cavitation?
Cavitation is a treatment that uses sounds waves to break down fat cells and improve the appearance of cellulite.
The sound waves create pressure within the chosen treatment area, which then causes the fat cells to break down.
The broken-down fat cells are then naturally eliminated from the body via your own natural elimination process,
this is why is it vital for you to be hydrated before and after having this treatment.
What is Radio Frequency?
​Radio frequency (RF) uses radio waves, the heat treatment and this is to penetrate the skin and stimulate collagen. Increased collagen stimulation helps to improve the appearance of wrinkles and other skim imperfections and also tightens the skin. Here at lasting impressions, we use a combination of treatments such as wood therapy and lymphatic drainage to achieve better results.
Benefits
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Can be done on most body parts
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Non invasive
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Natural treatment
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Painless
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Fast treatment 50 – 60 min per session
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Results can be seen immediately however would advice a package to maximum results
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No down time for recovery
Contraindications
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· Pregnant or breast feeding
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· Uncontrolled diabetes
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· If you have a pace maker
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· Any metal implants within the treatment area
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· If you have or have had cancer in the past
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· Those with severe varicose veins in the treatment area
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· Any active skin infections
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· Any active blood clots
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· Any one who has been on
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Accutane for the last 6 months
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· Those who have had recent
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major surgery
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· Those who are taking any medications that can affect the skin
