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Standard Cavitation Session Structure & Best Practices

Ultrasonic cavitation is a non-invasive body contouring treatment that targets stubborn fat deposits. To maximize results, sessions should follow a structured approach. Below, we outline the optimal session flow, best practices, and key considerations for both practitioners and clients.

1. Pre-Treatment Preparation

Proper preparation ensures safety and enhances treatment efficacy. Clients should hydrate well before the session and avoid heavy meals or alcohol at least 2 hours prior. Practitioners must conduct a thorough consultation to assess contraindications, such as pregnancy or liver disease.

Key steps include:

• Reviewing the client’s medical history and goals.
• Measuring and recording target areas (e.g., waist, thighs) for progress tracking.
• Cleansing the skin to remove oils or lotions that could interfere with device contact.

For long-term success, discuss recommended session frequency based on individual needs.

2. Step-by-Step Session Protocol

A standard cavitation session lasts 30–60 minutes, depending on the treated area. The process typically follows this sequence:

1. Application of Conductive Gel: Ensures smooth movement of the handpiece and optimal ultrasound transmission.
2. Device Calibration: Adjust settings (frequency, intensity) based on the client’s tolerance and treatment area.
3. Handpiece Movement: Use slow, circular motions to evenly distribute energy and avoid overheating.

Post-treatment, clients should drink water to flush out released fat cells and avoid caffeine for 24 hours.

3. Post-Treatment Care & Follow-Up

Immediate aftercare includes light exercise (e.g., walking) to stimulate lymphatic drainage. Clients may experience mild redness or warmth, which usually subsides within hours.

To track progress, maintain detailed treatment logs with notes on:

Session #	Date	Measurements (cm)	Observations
1	MM/DD/YYYY	Waist: 85	Mild tingling sensation

4. Common Mistakes to Avoid

Overlapping treated areas too quickly can cause discomfort or uneven results. Stick to the recommended 1–2 sessions per week to allow the body to metabolize fat naturally.

Other pitfalls include:

• Using incorrect intensity settings, leading to ineffective treatment or skin irritation.
• Skipping progress tracking, making it difficult to evaluate efficacy.

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