Ultrasonic Cavitation 80 kHz

What cavitation actually does

Cavitation 80 kHz is the most effective non-surgical fat-reduction method available to us, and it is performed by a trained therapist rather than a machine left to run on its own. It removes the membrane of the fat cell permanently, and with it the fat that cell was holding.

The device works at an ultrasound frequency of 80,000 Hz. That frequency breaks the membranes of the fat cells apart, and what remains leaves the body through its own natural circulation. One treatment takes 3–5 cm off a single area.

The procedure is completely painless and asks nothing of you afterwards. The result is immediate and it is permanent — broken-down fat cells do not come back.

What it costs

• 1 sessionIDR 699,000
• 5 sessionsIDR 2,499,000 IDR 2,249,100
• 10 sessionsIDR 4,499,000 IDR 4,049,100

Questions people actually ask

What is cavitation and how does it work?

Cavitation is a non-invasive procedure that uses 80 kHz ultrasound waves to break down fatty tissue. The waves create microbubbles inside the fat cells; the bubbles swell until the cell membrane ruptures permanently. What is left is carried out of the body through your own lymphatic drainage.

Is it painful?

No. You may feel gentle warmth and a light vibration in the area being treated, and nothing more. The session is relaxing and needs no recovery time — you can go back to your day straight afterwards.

How quickly will I see results?

Immediately. Most clients lose 3 to 5 cm around the treated area after a single session — we measure before and after, so you see it rather than take our word for it. The result settles over the following two to four weeks, as the broken-down fat leaves the body.

Do the results last?

Yes. Cavitation destroys fat cells rather than shrinking them, and a destroyed fat cell does not grow back. As long as your weight stays stable, the change stays. Significant weight gain later can create new fat cells, as it would anywhere.

How often should I come?

One to three sessions a week gives the best result, treating one or two areas each time. Your therapist will tell you honestly how many you need for your goal, and whether combining cavitation with another treatment would get you there faster.

When is cavitation not suitable?

It is not for you if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have liver or kidney disease, heart failure, a recent surgery, or metal implants in the area to be treated. Tell your therapist about any of these before the session — always.