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Yes, but I would not recommend it for Grades 3-4 as those dimples require enhanced therapies like Aveli. Hope this helps. Be evaluated first. JB
There are a number of studies now showing that Acoustic Wave Therapy, aka Shockwave Therapy, is effective at reducing the appearance of cellulite. It is important that and adequate number of "pulses" is delivered. Protocols usually call for 12 sessions, which can be performed weekly. This can be followed with maintenance sessions every few months to guard against recurrence.
Yes, research studies showed that Acoustic wave therapy is effective for cellulite treatment. It is more cost effective as compared to other modalities for cellulite treatment.
Acoustic Wave therapy is so effective that we no longer offer Thermage for cellulite. Acoustic wave is faster, around 70% less expensive than Thermage and more effective. We still believe Thermage is your best choice for loose skin, but for cellulite its Acoustic Wave Therapy
AWT wave forms are faster then sound waves. They enhance blood flow to the area being treated. An example is ED in men and cellulite in women. For mild cellulite it is good. If cellulite is Grade 3-4 opt for other options like Aveli. JB
Awt protocol should be 2.7 bars with 21 htz. This should be done biweekly for 6-8 weeks. The amount of pulses should be between 10-12000 per session. Each session lasts 30 minutes. Long term effects depends on the individuals health and habits, like smoking. Most healthy older men last 1-2 years.
Although not as good as saline injections this can be done with fair results. Awt can also work on cellulite on the thighs.
