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Ultrasound Cavitation

If you have not had ultrasound cavitation before, ask the Belfast team to talk you through the equipment, the area being assessed and the purpose of the appointment.

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Ultrasound Cavitation Prices

PackageWhat's IncludedPrice
Body Blast (Inch Loss, Fat Reduction & Shockwave Lymphatic Drainage) - 1 Area
Ultrasonic Fat Melting
£59£199
  • Supersonic Cavitation
  • FREEShockwave Lymphatic Drainage
£59£199
Supersonic Cavitation (Inch Loss)
Ultrasonic Fat Melting
£65£199
  • Supersonic Cavitation,
  • FREERadiofrequency Fat Melting
  • FREERadiofrequency Skin Tightening
£65£199

Begin with a clear explanation

Cavitation is an ultrasound-based contouring treatment. A handpiece is used on the skin, but the fact that a procedure is non-surgical does not make every area or every person suitable.

At Lisburn Road, ask what sensations may occur, how the practitioner checks your comfort and what you should report during treatment. You should not need to guess whether an unexpected sensation is something to mention.

Bring the information needed for screening

Tell the team about health conditions, implanted devices and any skin problem or recent procedure in the area. Ask for the full suitability assessment for the equipment being used.

If a course is proposed, have the number of visits, cost and review point explained before agreeing it. Take away the aftercare instructions and a way to contact the practitioner. Understanding the follow-up can make a first Belfast appointment feel more manageable.

Suitability and possible side effects

Discomfort, redness, swelling and possible burns or nerve injury. This is not a complete risk list. Your practitioner should explain the risks and exclusions for your own proposed procedure.

Plan your visit to our Belfast clinic or contact the team to discuss your questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is cavitation suitable simply because it is non-surgical?

No. The proposed area, health history and device instructions still need to be checked.

What should I do if I feel uncomfortable?

Tell the practitioner immediately so they can assess what is happening. Ask about communication and pauses before the session begins.