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Effectiveness of Ultra Cavitation in Reducing Abdominal Fat

Wellaholic Research: Effectiveness of Ultra Cavitation in Reducing Abdominal Fat

Wellaholic conducts in-house research on slimming as part of our efforts to keep current with the latest slimming, fat freezing, body sculpting and body contouring technologies and trends

Wellaholic Research: Effectiveness of Ultra Cavitation in Reducing Abdominal Fat

Wellaholic conducts in-house research on slimming as part of our efforts to keep current with the latest slimming, fat freezing, body sculpting and body contouring technologies and trends. We also examine case studies, research reports from various dermatological journals and medical journals. This helps us to improve our slimming treatments to improve efficacy, safety as well as comfort for Wellaholic’s customers who choose us as their slimming service provider.

In this 2018 study by Angélica R Araújo, Natália V Moreira, Poliana R Parreiras, Samantha P de O Rocha and Eliane MS Oliveira, the team investigated the effectiveness of using high intensity ultrasound (ultracavitation) on the reduction of abdominal adiposity or fat in humans. They concluded that high intensity ultrasound proved to be effective in reducing abdominal adiposity in the subject treated in the study. The effects of ultracavitation on the reduction of waist circumference were relatively satisfactory, as well as on the reduction of the value of the skin folds and the thickness of the hypodermic layer. (source)

Read on below to find out more.

Background of Research

The localized abdominal adiposity is the accumulation of fat in the abdominal region. This fact contributes so that the loss of measurements in the abdominal region does not always happen in a satisfactory way, compromising both the health and the esthetics of the individual. This, together with the current appreciation of low levels of body fat, leads people to dissatisfaction with their body’s appearance and low self-esteem.

Objective of Study

: To evaluate the effects of high intensity ultrasound (ultracavitation) on the reduction of abdominal adiposity in humans.

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Methods

Case study, performed in a 22-year-old female, with a diagnosis of abdominal adiposity. Ultrasound was used to examine both sides of the abdominal wall before and after ultracavitation treatment, in order to assess the effectiveness of the procedure.

The treatment was performed only in the left hemi abdomen; the right hemi abdomen was used for control. Three ultracavitation sessions were performed at a requency of once per week. The parameters used were: continuous mode ultrasound, 30 Watts intensity, for 85 minutes per session, in an area of 100cm2.

Before and after each session we performed plicometry of the skin folds in the abdominal and suprailiac regions and also the perimetry of the abdominal circumference and the right and left hemi abdomen. For the study, the volunteer also did an alimentary record and answered the International Questionnaire on Physical Activity (version 6).

Results: According to ultrasonography of the abdominal wall, there was a reduction of 9.5% in the thickness of the treated nodulated hypodermic layer and 8.1% of the untreated side. Regarding
the plicometry, there was a mean reduction in skin fold size of 15.7% on the treated side and 6.8% on the untreated side. In the abdominal circumference, there was a mean decrease of 3.7% in the total circumference; of 1.4% in the circumference of the left hemi abdomen (treated side) and 1.9% on the right side (control).

Outcomes

Thickness of the hypodermic layer: the thickness of the hypodermic layer of the abdominal region was determined by ultrasound examination of the abdominal wall, performed separately in the right
and left abdomen. The examination was performed by a radiologist, the day before the start of treatment (pre-treatment) and the first day immediately after the last session of the study.

Skin fold: the skin folds of the abdominal and suprailiac regions were measured using an adipometer (Innovare from the Cescorf brandPorto Alegre, Brazil). The measurements were performed in the right
and left hemi abdomen at the beginning and end of each study session, always by the same evaluator. For each fold, three measurements and the arithmetic mean considered for the analysis were made.

Abdominal circumference: Measurement of abdominal circumference (abdominal perimetry) was performed using a tape measure. Two measures were taken: one considering the umbilical
scar as a reference point and another whose reference was a point located 4cm below the umbilical scar. At each reference point, the total circumference of the abdomen (total abdominal perimetry) and
the circumference of the hemi abdomen (region between the umbilical scar and the spinal process L1 of the spine) on the right and left sides (perimetrial partial abdominal and left partial abdominal perimetrial,
respectively) measured. Measurements were performed at each treatment session, immediately before and after the intervention. In each measurement were made 3 measures and the average considered
for the analysis.

Study on ultracavitation

Results and Conclusion

High-intensity ultrasound has been shown to be effective in reducing abdominal adiposity in the treated subject. The effects of ultracavitation on the reduction of abdominal circumference, cutaneous pleural size and thickness of the hypodermic layer were satisfactory, and this feature may be an important adjunct in
the treatment of abdominal adiposity.

With over 8 years of experience in the aesthetics industry, I am passionate about enhancing beauty and wellness through innovative, science-based approaches. As the Aesthetic Director at Wellaholic, I am committed to delivering exceptional services that are tailored to each client's unique needs. My expertise spans across advanced skincare treatments, body sculpting, hair removal services, and nutritional supplements, all aimed at helping clients achieve their personal best.

Serene Chiam, Aesthetic Director

Serene Chiam is the Aesthetic Director at Wellaholic, a well-known aesthetic chain in Singapore. She has more than ten years of experience in the aesthetics industry. With a Bachelor of Health Science (Aesthetics) and CIDESCO certifications, she expertly combines scientific knowledge with practical skills. Serene is known for her personalized approach to beauty, ensuring each Wellaholic client’s journey is unique and transformative. Her significant contributions have been pivotal in establishing Wellaholic’s reputation for excellence in aesthetic wellness.

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