Can you explain the difference between Ultra Shape and Ultrasonic Cavitation with RF?

Thank you for your question.First of all, radiofrequency (RF) does not actually use ultrasonic
cavitation.It uses thermal energy to
disrupt the fat cells in an indicated area, so that they can be discarded
through the body.Ultrashape does use
ultrasound and ultrasonic cavitation to do the same thing.So, essentially the difference is in the mode
that is used to irritate the fat cells.One treatment modality uses heat while the other uses ultrasound.I hope this clears things up a bit.

Thanks for your question.There are various technologies out there and it can be confusing.Radiofrequency (RF) does not use ultrasonic
cavitation.Ultrashape uses ultrasound
and ultrasonic cavitation to rupture fat cells.Radiofrequency uses thermal energy to irritate fat cells and thus create
a reduction in the fatty layer.RF
basically does with heat what CoolSculpting does with cold temperature.So, the main difference here is that
Ultrashape uses ultrasound whereas RF uses heat.I hope this is helpful.

Ultrashape is microfocused ultrasound, no pain, little downtime.  RF can be applied internally or externally but typically works for skin tightening more than fat reduction.  Ultrasonic cavitation (ie VASER) is surgical and works great for fat reduction and skin tightening but has much more downtime. Best, Dr. Emer.