Body Sculpting or Body Contouring targets and destroys fat cells in the body without surgery. It allows you to shape and lose stubborn fat in areas such as the upper arms, abdomen, hips, and thighs. Not only does body sculpting help destroys fat cells, but it also reduces cellulite, promotes healthy blood circulation, and strengthens connective tissue. This procedure is ideal for those who are close to their ideal weight, but have parts of their body they’d like to shape, tighten, tone, or define a little more.

Treatments can take anywhere between 30 to 60 minutes to complete. The exact timing will depend on the area you're treating as well as the technology used. You should also count on undergoing multiple treatments. Most patients require anywhere from 3-6 for best results. As far as how long it will take to actually see these results, that also varies. Fat cells can begin to reduce and be eliminated from the body from your first treatment however visible results may take up to a few weeks. The full extent of your results should be apparent 3 months after your final treatment. These are just rough guidelines. You may begin to see results earlier (or later) than this depending on your metabolism and aftercare.

Yes! All you're doing is (non-surgically) removing/ reducing fat cells. The results you see are all-natural and 100% you. That also means that you need to be realistic about your results. Body contouring can help bring out your ideal natural physique, but it won't completely change your body

Body contouring is non-invasive and as such you avoid much of the discomfort associated with liposuction and other surgical procedures. A topical or general anesthetic can also be used to minimise pain. The worst that some patients report is a slight pinch during the treatment and some numbness that may last for a couple hours afterward. Others report a high pitch sound during the Ultrasonic Cavitation procedure.

One of the benefits of non surgical procedures like these are that the risk of complications is reduced. A client consultation is carried out prior to the first treatment and a consultation form is completed to help highlight any contraindications.