Learn how to determine the mix of radiofrequency and ultrasonic cavitation for each specific cellulite case | The Pro Series

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• What does my client need for cellulite reduction? Radiofrequency, ultrasound or both? And if both, at what portions?

• Cellulite treatment customised according to anatomy, physiology and each client’s needs

• Cellulite treatment customised according to anatomy, physiology and each client’s needs

• The Cellulite School™: Get advanced training in cellulite reduction and skin tightening

What does my client need for cellulite reduction? Radiofrequency, ultrasound or both? And if both, at what portions?

Deep-acting, high-power radiofrequency and deep-acting, high-power ultrasound cavitation are the strongest SAFE technologies for cellulite reduction (far more effective and safe than the overhyped and dangerous HIFU and RF microneedling.)

So, just by making available to your clients both a strong, deep RF technology and strong, deep ultrasound technology you can already help your clients more than any other clinic/therapist that use lesser technologies.

Even one of these technologies can help a lot better than, say AWT, bipolar RF, low power cavitation or HIFU…

Cellulite treatment customised according to anatomy, physiology and each client’s needs

However, each specific case comes with a set of problems, requirements and different tissue types that would benefit more from ultrasound cavitation, radiofrequency or a mix of those techniques:

• cellulite type (deep vs superficial, hard vs soft etc)

• cellulite severity

• connective tissue fibrosis

• skin sensitivity

• skin laxity

• subcutaneous tissue depth

• surface area to be treated

• previous surgeries or invasive procedures

• connective tissue damage

• blood circulation

• connective tissue thickness

• client aims and aspirations

• treatment duration allocation

• number of treatments to be given

• and more…

Cellulite treatment customised according to equipment specifications

Then come the technical parameters of the equipment you are using:

• RF frequency

• RF maximum power

• ultrasound frequency

• ultrasound maximum power

• superficial cooling (or absence thereof)

• type of RF: monopolar vs bipolar

• type of RF: capacitive vs resistive

• and more…

Yes, even going randomly or going by instinct one can produce a great result for some clients from time to time.

However, this approach disadvantages the other clients who did not get results with the random/instinct treatment - and consequently the clinic’s success rate and customer satisfaction.

Learn how to provide RF/cavitation treatment to your cellulite clients, properly

So it would be good to have a set of rational, science-based rules on when to use one technology, when to use the other and when to use a specific mix of both, depending on the needs of each individual client.

And this is what we teach at The Cellulite School.

The Cellulite School™: Get advanced training in cellulite reduction and skin tightening

Now you can get instant access to this expertise and save yourself literally thousands of $$$/£££/€€€ of expensive mistakes and thousands of hours of study, research and practical application by attending one of our 1-day or 2-day or 3-day professional consultancy / training courses.

Deeply understand radiofrequency, ultrasound cavitation, LED phototherapy, cellulite and skin tightening and confidently offer your clients the safest, strongest and most effective treatment possible.

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Georgios Tzenichristos,
LipoTherapeia