Ultrasound Cavitation is a non-surgical body contouring treatment designed to reduce localised fat and improve body shape.
Using advanced ultrasonic technology, the treatment targets stubborn fat deposits beneath the skin, helping to break down fat cells so the body can naturally process and eliminate them.
It is ideal for clients looking to refine specific areas rather than achieve overall weight loss.
Each treatment area typically takes around 30 minutes.
Ultrasound Cavitation works using high-frequency sound waves that penetrate the fat layer beneath the skin.
These sound waves:
The body then naturally processes and eliminates the released fat through the lymphatic system over time.
The treatment selectively targets fat cells without damaging surrounding tissue.
Clients typically notice:
Multiple sessions are usually recommended for optimal results.
While fat cells in the treated area are reduced, maintaining results depends on a balanced lifestyle.
Your appointment begins with a consultation to assess suitability and discuss your goals.
During the procedure:
Most clients experience a mild warming sensation. There is no downtime, and normal activities can be resumed immediately.
After treatment, you may be advised to stay hydrated and remain lightly active to support lymphatic drainage.
At Body Perfection Clinic, we take a personalised approach to body contouring.
We carefully assess each client to ensure suitability and create tailored treatment plans designed to refine shape and enhance natural contours safely and effectively.
Our focus is subtle, balanced results that support confidence — without surgery or disruption to your routine.
If you'd like to talk through your skincare needs or find out more about any of our treatments, simply fill in the form below and we'll be in touch to book your consultation.
Ultrasound Cavitation is generally well tolerated. You may notice mild redness, warmth or slight swelling in the treated area. This usually settles within a few hours. Some clients report a temporary ringing in the ears during or shortly after treatment. This can last up to 24 hours and is a normal response to ultrasonic frequencies. The treated area may feel tender or slightly sensitive, but discomfort is minimal. If you experience anything unusual or concerning, you should contact the clinic for advice.