For years, shockwave therapy has been used in sports medicine for its fantastic healing properties. Now, imagine if its effects are used in aesthetic medicine in combination with radiofrequency (RF), a treatment method long prized for treating skin laxity and troubled skin.
At Ozhean Zoey Aesthetics, we are proud to be home to a wide range of equipment and proprietary treatment protocols. Some of these include Quadralase for pigmentation, OZ HairFULL for luscious locks and FreezeMax for fat removal.
Next to join this list is Shockwave RF Therapy.
Shockwave therapy uses acoustic waves to promote regeneration and reparative processes of tissues, enabling accelerated tissue repair and cell growth. When used on saggy skin and cellulite, shockwave therapy realigns the newly created collagen fibers to be a lot firmer, improving skin texture and density.
Meanwhile, monopolar, bipolar or unipolar radiofrequency (RF) generates heat when it comes into contact with the skin. This induces contraction and remodelling of collagen fibres in the skin, stimulating collagen production.
Together, Shockwave RF can help to tighten the skin, reduce the appearance of cellulite and help in overall fat loss.
Vacuum suction treatments, such as endermologie or other devices, are typically manual treatment that is very dependent on the skills of the doctor. It works by physically and mechanically stretching the fibrous bands around the fat compartments (that caused the appearance of cellulite), and as a result, the treated part appears smoother.
This cellulite removal treatment also:
What you get is an immediate reduction of the fat bulges and noticeable contouring and shaping on the areas treated.
Radiofrequency (RF) technology helps to deliver bulk heat to the skin tissues. This:
This treatment option is excellent in tightening the skin around cellulite, which will most certainly lead to an improvement in the appearance of cellulite.
This mode sends physical vibrational waves into the skin and fat in the areas treated and helps to:
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