Ultrasound Cavitation - Biodecus

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What is ultrasonic cavitation? Cavitation is a physical phenomenon of vaporization of a liquid by reducing the pressure, caused by the movement of sound waves. When low-frequency ultrasonic waves reach the adipose tissue they create positive and negative pressures, generating millions of microscopic air bubbles. The application of ultrasound disrupts the adipose tissue, breaking it down. After several cycles of oscillation of pressure this disruption significantly increases, causing the microbubbles to grow and collapse; these implosions release huge amounts of energy that affect adipose tissue. This process is capable of generating a mechanical breakdown of the membrane of the adipocyte cell and, consequently, its destruction. This fragmentation of the adipocyte enables a diffusion of the adipocyte lipid matrix, resulting in a stable emulsion which is absorbed and metabolized by the body naturally. That is, with the aid of low-frequency ultrasonic waves, treatment helps to dilute the fat cells, causing them to detach from the body. This loose fat is removed by the lymphatic system, so there is a need for lymphatic drainage with the use of Cavitation Ultrasound. Ultrasound is not an invasive method, making it the perfect treatment to reduce localized fat and cellulite. If you want to reduce …