During the lipo-laser procedures, a licensed professional targets fat deposits using laser-emitting pads, causing the fat cells to perforate and disperse their contents.

Typical treatment areas: Abdomen, waistline, thighs, arms, and hips.

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During the procedure, a licensed professional uses radio-frequency waves to reshape and kick-start collagen production in your skin cells, returning a youthful elasticity and diminishing the look of cellulite.

Typical treatment areas: Abdomen, waistline, buttocks, and thighs.

During the ultrasonic cavitation procedure, a licensed professional treats problematic body areas with an ultrasonic device, which emits low-frequency sound waves that burst fat cells to help drain their contents.

Typical treatment areas: Most areas where excess fat is stored, including the abdomen, love handles, thighs, buttocks, upper arms, and chin.

Infrared heat permeates to the body’s core faster than the warm air of a regular sauna, elevating the heart rate to help boost the metabolism.

Benefits: On top of the traditional benefits of a sauna—relaxed muscles and a cleansing, steam-induced sweat—infrared saunas can also play a role in weight-loss regimens.

This non-invasive treatment uses vacuum therapy to plump and contour the buttocks while stimulating blood flow in an attempt to improve lymphatic drainage, break down cellulite, and contribute to skin elasticity.

Wood Therapy is a non-intrusive body-contouring technique that uses specially shaped wooden pieces, such as rollers and suction cups, to massage the target areas in an attempt to break down localized pockets of fat and cellulite so that they can be eliminated through the lymphatic system. It also stimulates blood circulation and cellular turnover rate in the massaged areas to tone and contribute to skin tightening.