Radiofrequency (RF) delivers high-frequency energy that heats the deeper layers of the skin, prompting the body to produce new collagen. Over a course of sessions this tightens loose skin and improves tone — particularly useful after weight loss or pregnancy, where the issue is laxity rather than volume.

RF with Vacuum Therapy pairs that same heating action with mechanical suction and massage. The vacuum improves circulation and lymphatic drainage while the RF works on the tissue, which makes it the better option for cellulite and stubborn, dimpled areas.

Ultrasonic Cavitation uses low-frequency sound waves to break down fat cell walls, releasing their contents to be processed and cleared naturally by the body. It’s the volume-reducing part of the protocol — best for localized pockets of fat that don’t shift with diet and exercise.

A note on all body contouring: these are non-invasive treatments, not weight loss procedures. They work best on clients already at or near a stable weight, and results are cumulative — most protocols run six to twelve sessions. Adriana will recommend the right combination of modalities at consultation.

The most-requested contouring area.

Treatment targets the upper and lower abdomen together, combining cavitation to reduce localized fat with radiofrequency to firm the skin over it — which matters, because reducing volume without addressing laxity can leave the area looking softer, not tighter.

It’s especially popular post-pregnancy and after significant weight loss.

Plan on a course of six to twelve sessions, generally once or twice weekly, with results building throughout.

Treating the abdomen and hips together is the smarter choice if your concern is overall silhouette rather than one isolated area, since the two zones read as a single line from the front and side.

The same combination of cavitation, radiofrequency and vacuum therapy is applied across both, and bundling them saves you both time and money versus booking separately.

Best results come from a consistent course alongside good hydration and regular movement.

Hip and flank treatment targets the pockets that sit stubbornly above the waistband and resist diet and exercise.

Cavitation breaks down the localized fat while radiofrequency and vacuum work on skin tone and circulation, so the area smooths rather than simply shrinking.

It’s a common pairing with abdomen treatment for a more balanced result.

Expect gradual change across a course of sessions rather than a dramatic shift after one appointment.

Thigh treatment addresses two things at once: localized fat and the dimpled texture of cellulite.

Vacuum therapy and radiofrequency improve circulation and lymphatic flow through tissue that’s naturally sluggish, while cavitation targets volume.

Cellulite is stubborn and largely structural, so honest expectations matter — this smooths and improves rather than eliminates.

Clients who stay consistent across a full course and support it with hydration and movement see the best results.

Upper arm treatment focuses on the underside of the arm, where loose skin and softness tend to show first — and where it’s hardest to make progress through exercise alone.

Radiofrequency does most of the work here, tightening and firming the skin, with cavitation added if there’s fat to reduce as well.

It’s a popular booking ahead of weddings and holidays.

Results build gradually across a course, so start well in advance.

Bra line and lower back treatment targets the rolls that show through fitted clothing and are almost impossible to train away.

Cavitation reduces the localized fat while radiofrequency and vacuum smooth and firm the skin across the area.

It pairs naturally with abdomen work for a full torso result.

Like all contouring here, it works best on a stable weight and across a consistent course rather than as a one-off.