I have pacemaker 2013 & would like to use a cavitation machine. Is that an option?

You will see no meaningful tightening with any type of 'skin tightening modality' like RF, ultrasound, or lasers. You will likely need a skin excising surgery. My comments are based on assumption, but a full examination would confirm.

Yes, you may be a candidate for UAL of the abdomen & legs despite having had your lumbar fused at several levels, as long as proper positioning during the procedure will not compromise either you or the performance of the procedure. The areas in question require supine position on the operating...

Smooth results from liposuction is based on your surgeon’s training, skill, and experience. No machine can replace that. ‘Fat cavitation’ isn’t necessary if liposuction is performed. RF has no ability to meaningfully tighten skin. Go on more consults.

It's not your fault, years of company's and plastic surgeon's ads have suggested that the machine is important (whatever that machine is, Vaser, laser, radiofrequency, etc.), and that it is inherently better than liposuction alone, or that it tightens skin. 1. It's not the machine you pick t...

You do not necessarily have to follow a strict liquid diet for ultrasonic cavitation treatment (Cavi-Lipo). You just have to increase hydration, maintain at least three times a week workout, cut down carbs, fat, caffeine and smoking and you should get some good results with a healthy lifestyle.

Ultrasonic cavitation which is similar to vaser does absolutely nothing to fibrous tissue. Power assisted liposuction which is like a jack hammer on fibrous tissue is the only thing that works on buffalo humps.  It does great and cost is roughly $5000 for quality work.