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40k Cavitation + Vacuum Roller + Rf Lipo Laser
Cellulite is a structural skin change that occurs in most post pubertal females whether they are thin or overweight.
It presents itself as a modification of skin morphology evident by skin dimpling and nodularity that occurs mainly in women on the pelvic region, lower limbs, and abdomen, and is caused by the herniation of subcutaneous fat within fibrous connective tissue, leading to a padded or orange peellike appearance.
Cellulite can occur in women of all ages and tends to become more visible with age.
Over time, the skin loses its thickness and thereby enhances the visibility of the unsightly cellulite bumps.


| LCD Screen | 1) Display screen: 10.4”
2) Display screen of handpiece Display screen on handpiece 1: 2.4″ Display screen on handpiece 2: 1.9″ |
| Working Mode | Pulse |
| Pulse width | 0.5s-7.5s |
| Negative pressure | 1) Absolute value: 80kPa -10kPa (60.8cmHg - 7.6cmHg)
2) Relative value: 20kPa -90kPa (15.2cmHg – 68.4cmHg) |
| Rev of roller | 0-36 rpm |
| Working mode for roller | 4 types (In, out, left, right) |
| RF frequency | 1MHz/ 5MHz |
| RF energy density | Max: 60J/cm |
| Safety checking | Real time on line |
| Treatment area | 4mmx7mm、 6mmx13mm、 8mmx25mm、 30mmx50mm、 40mmx60mm、 90mmx120mm |
| Laser wavelength/ power | 940nm/MAX 20W |
| Mode of power supply | AC230V±10%, 50Hz±1Hz/ AC110V±10%, 60Hz±1Hz |
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The combination of "40k Cavitation + Vacuum Roller + RF Lipo Laser" represents a popular method in body contouring and fat reduction treatments. Each component plays a unique role in enhancing fat loss and skin tightening. Here’s an in-depth explanation of each technique and its benefits:
1. 40k Cavitation
Ultrasonic Cavitation uses low-frequency ultrasound waves to target and break down fat cells in the body. Here’s how it works:
Mechanism: The ultrasonic waves create bubbles in the fatty tissue, which implode and cause the fat cells to release their contents (triglycerides), making it easier for the body to metabolize and
Target Areas: Commonly treated areas include the abdomen, thighs, hips, and arms.
Benefits:
- Non-invasive with no downtime.
- Painless procedure with a quick treatment time.
- Can improve skin texture and elasticity over time.
2. Vacuum Roller
Vacuum therapy with rolling is often used in conjunction with ultrasound cavitation to enhance lymphatic drainage and improve circulation.
Mechanism: The vacuum applies suction to the skin and gently rolls over the area being treated. This increases blood flow, stimulates collagen production, and aids in the detoxification process after fat cell disruption.
Benefits:
- Enhances the effects of cavitation by promoting lymphatic drainage and reducing fluid retention.
- Can improve skin tone and elasticity, fighting the appearance of cellulite.
- Non-invasive and typically relaxing for the client.
3. RF Lipo Laser
Radiofrequency (RF) Lipo Laser targets deeper layers of the skin and fat tissue to promote tightening and further fat reduction.
Mechanism: RF energy heats the tissues, encouraging collagen production while also disrupting fat cells. This dual action allows for tighter skin and further fat loss.
Benefits:
- Can improve skin sagging and provide a more toned appearance.
- Enhances the results of cavitation by helping with skin firmness and elasticity.
- Non-surgical with minimal discomfort and downtime.
Combined Benefits
Using these technologies in combination can amplify results, as they complement each other effectively. The synergistic effects include:
Enhanced Fat Reduction:** The cavitation breaks down fat cells, while the vacuum roller helps in lymphatic drainage, and RF assists in tightening and rejuvenating the skin.
- **Improved Skin Quality: Together, they can lead to a smoother, firmer appearance, reducing signs of cellulite and sagging skin.
- **Holistic Approach:** A comprehensive treatment targeting both fat reduction and skin health for better overall results.
Considerations
While these treatments can be effective for many individuals, it's essential to consult a qualified professional to determine suitability, any contraindications (like health conditions or medications), and the specific number of sessions required for optimal results.




