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Body Contouring

Ultrasonic Cavitation

Ultrasound-based body contouring, used as a course rather than a single session.

From R 400. Prices are a guide and are confirmed at consultation. Area, complexity and the number of sessions can change the final charge.

An ultrasonic cavitation handpiece being moved across the abdomen

At a glance

Appointment
20–40 minutes per area
Downtime
No downtime
Suggested course
10 sessions
Consultation
Required first

What it is

A non-invasive treatment that applies low-frequency ultrasound to a targeted area of the body as part of a contouring programme. It is used on specific areas such as the abdomen, flanks or thighs.

How it works

A handpiece is moved over the treatment area, applying ultrasound energy to the tissue beneath. Sessions are done as a course, usually with radio frequency or lipo laser alongside, and drinking water and staying active between sessions is part of the protocol.

Good fit for

  • Specific areas you would like to see change in shape
  • Anyone able to commit to a full course rather than one session
  • People maintaining their own eating and activity habits alongside treatment

Suitability is assessed individually at consultation. Some treatments are not appropriate for everyone.

Your treatment journey

  1. Consultation, measurements and photographs so progress can be tracked honestly.
  2. A course planned across a number of weeks, usually with complementary treatments.
  3. Individual sessions of 20 to 40 minutes per area.
  4. Review against your starting measurements at the end of the course.

Results and what to expect

Any change appears gradually across a course rather than after a single session, and measurements are the honest way to track it. These treatments are intended to support body contouring goals alongside your own eating and activity habits. They are not a weight-loss method and they do not replace one. Results vary considerably between individuals.

Safety and common effects

Most people notice some of the following. They are temporary and expected rather than a problem:

  • A humming sound heard internally during treatment
  • Warmth and mild redness of the area
  • Increased thirst afterwards

Before you book. Suitability is assessed individually at consultation. Some treatments are not appropriate for everyone. Tell your practitioner about any medication, skin condition, allergy or recent treatment at consultation rather than on the day.

Information on this site is general and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis, advice or treatment. Speak to a healthcare professional about any health concern.

Aftercare

Drink plenty of water on the day and afterwards, stay active, and avoid alcohol on treatment days. Your practitioner will explain the full protocol.

Read the full preparation and aftercare guide for body contouring.

Prices

Prices are a guide and are confirmed at consultation. Area, complexity and the number of sessions can change the final charge. Last updated 24 March 2026.

Body contouring (per session)

Prices for Ultrasonic Cavitation
TreatmentPrice
Cavitation, 20–40 min per area40 minutesR 400

Packages

Prices for Ultrasonic Cavitation
TreatmentPrice
Cavitation, 10 sessions10 sessionsR 3 000
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Common questions

Will this make me lose weight?

No. It is a body contouring treatment aimed at the shape of specific areas, not a weight-loss method, and it does not replace eating and activity habits.

How many sessions do I need?

Courses of ten are typical and are priced as a package. Your practitioner will plan the course at consultation.

Does it hurt?

It is not painful. Most people hear a humming sound during the session, which is normal.

Do I need to do anything between sessions?

Yes — water intake and staying active are part of the protocol and affect what you get out of the course.

Can I combine it with other treatments?

It is commonly combined with radio frequency and lipo laser, and there is a combined ten-session package.

Is it suitable for everyone?

No. Suitability is assessed at consultation, and there are health conditions and circumstances where it is not appropriate.

Ready to talk about ultrasonic cavitation?

Send us a message and we will help you work out whether this is the right treatment for your goals.