Telma Skin Clinic

Fat Cavitation

Fat Cavitation is a non invasive body contouring treatment that uses controlled ultrasound energy to target localised areas of subcutaneous fat.

A clinician moving a body-contouring handpiece across a client's abdomen

What is Fat Cavitation?

Fat Cavitation is a non invasive body contouring treatment that uses controlled ultrasound energy to target localised areas of subcutaneous fat.

The ultrasound energy creates mechanical effects within the targeted fatty tissue, supporting the breakdown of fat cells. The body then naturally processes and clears the resulting cellular debris over time.

At a glance

Treatment time
30–60 min
Downtime
Minimal to no downtime
Sessions
4–8 sessions
Indications
Localised fat & body contouring
Price
$199

The number of treatments required varies depending on the treatment area, amount of localised fat, individual anatomy and response to treatment.

What areas can Fat Cavitation treat?

Fat Cavitation may be used on suitable areas of localised fat, including:

What is involved in Fat Cavitation?

The treatment area is assessed before treatment and a conductive medium is applied to the skin.

A specialised ultrasound handpiece is then moved continuously over the targeted area, delivering controlled ultrasound energy to the underlying tissue.

The treatment is generally comfortable, with patients commonly experiencing warmth or a gentle vibration during the procedure.

How can Fat Cavitation improve your concerns?

Ultrasound energy is delivered to the targeted fatty tissue, creating mechanical effects within the fat layer.

The treatment is designed to support a reduction in localised fat and improve the contour of the treated area over a course of treatments.

Fat Cavitation is a body-contouring treatment and is not intended as a substitute for weight loss, healthy nutrition or exercise.

A body-contouring handpiece moving across a client's abdomen

How to prepare for Fat Cavitation

  1. 01

    Maintain good hydration before and after treatment.

  2. 02

    Avoid excessive alcohol before treatment.

  3. 03

    Wear comfortable clothing.

  4. 04

    Share your history

    Inform your clinician about medications and relevant medical conditions.

  5. 05

    Advise your clinician of any recent treatments to the area.

  6. 06

    Flag any skin changes

    Do not treat areas with active skin irritation or infection.

A clinician assessing a client's skin with a handheld device

After your treatment

  • There is generally minimal to no downtime.

  • Stay well hydrated following treatment.

  • Avoid excessive alcohol immediately following treatment.

  • Normal activities can generally be resumed.

  • Follow any individual aftercare instructions provided by your clinician.

What can be done to complement Fat Cavitation?

Fat Cavitation may be incorporated into a broader body-contouring plan alongside:

Frequently asked questions.

Anything not covered here is best discussed in your consultation.

The treatment is generally comfortable. You may experience warmth, vibration or a mild sensation from the ultrasound handpiece.

There is generally minimal to no downtime, allowing most patients to return to normal activities immediately.

A course of approximately 4–8 treatments may be recommended depending on the treatment area and individual response.

No. It is designed for localised body contouring rather than overall weight loss.

Results develop progressively over a course of treatments and vary between individuals.

Pricing.

All pricing
Fat Cavitation
$199

Assessment comes first.

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  • Nothing on this page is a diagnosis, and no treatment is recommended before you have been seen.
  • Suitability depends on your skin, your history and your medications, which is what the consultation is for.
  • If a concern is changing, painful, bleeding or new, have it assessed by a doctor rather than treated cosmetically.

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