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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Radiofrequency Cavitation.
Most clients see noticeable improvement after 3-6 sessions, spaced one to two weeks apart. Treatment plans vary by area, fat amount, and individual goals; we'll design a personalized schedule during your consultation to optimize long-term results.
Yes — it's considered safe when performed by licensed professionals. Most clients report mild warmth and tingling but no significant pain. We use calibrated settings and monitoring to maximize safety; contraindications will be reviewed during your consultation.
Results can be long-lasting when combined with healthy lifestyle habits. Fat cell reduction is permanent, but remaining cells can enlarge with weight gain. Maintenance sessions, balanced diet, and regular exercise help preserve contours and extend benefits.
Side effects are usually mild and temporary — slight redness, warmth, or tenderness at treated areas. Rare bruising or swelling may occur. Symptoms typically resolve within days; our staff provides aftercare instructions to ensure comfortable recovery.
Ideal candidates are healthy adults with localized fat pockets and mild skin laxity seeking non-surgical contouring. Not suitable for pregnant women, those with implanted electronic devices, or certain medical conditions. A consultation and medical history review determine eligibility.
Some clients notice immediate skin tightening and smoother texture, but optimal fat reduction appears gradually over weeks as treated fat is processed by the body. Improvements continue after a series of sessions, typically noticeable within two to six weeks.