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Ultrasound treatment sessions are relatively short. However, how long they last does matter! If they are too short, they will be ineffective. If they are too long… well, you can even damage tissues and make the situation worse. You can learn the simple rules for determining a safe treatment time in the seventh episode of my video series about therapeutic ultrasound treatment.
Cavitation is one effect of ultrasound treatment, primarily used for cosmetic purposes. Low-frequency ultrasound beams "bombard" fat cells, causing the cell membrane to rupture and the fat to be released. With 10–14 treatments you can lose about 2–3 cm in circumference on the abdomen, hips, thighs, etc. It should be noted, however, that only ultrasound frequencies below 640 kHz have a meaningful cavitation effect.
The M-Sonic 901 therapeutic ultrasound is an easily operated and adjustable device. I present this in episode 13 of my video series about therapeutic ultrasound treatment. You can watch the previous episode (Performing the ultrasound treatment) by clicking here.
The M-Sonic 901 therapeutic ultrasound is a device that is easy to operate and set up. You can read more information about therapeutic ultrasound on my blog.
Ultrasound is a sound wave (that is, a mechanical vibration). Its frequency is so high that it cannot be heard by the human ear. During treatment, the ultrasound beam is directed at the affected area. The beams penetrate the body, collide with tissues and cells, and transfer their energy to them. As a result, the treated tissues warm up, which accelerates blood and lymph circulation, removing toxins from the affected area and bringing healing substances.
Cavitation is one application of ultrasound. In beauty care it is used to help get rid of stubborn fat deposits.
The SonoStim 922 combines the benefits of therapeutic ultrasound and microcurrent (MENS) treatment. These treatment methods are anti-inflammatory and stimulate the healing processes on their own; their combined use further enhances the beneficial effects.
Ultrasound is a sound wave used in therapeutic and beauty treatments. The effect of the treatment depends on the dosage. Neither too little nor too much is good! A treatment that is too short will have no effect, while if you apply too much in the same area you can damage the periosteum, tendons and ligaments. Only treat as much as recommended in the treatment manual!
In this video I discuss the use and application of the M-Sonic 950 therapeutic ultrasound device.
Ultrasound is a sound wave (that is, a mechanical vibration). Its frequency is so high that it cannot be heard by humans. During ultrasound treatment, vibrations occur in the affected area that are converted into heat. This warms the diseased tissues and speeds up circulation, which removes toxins from the area and brings healing substances. The ultrasound beam does not directly heal; it only starts, assists, and enhances the healing process. It's like giving a push to a stationary swing — without it the swing would not start to move […]
In this section I discuss the contraindications for the use of ultrasound, that is, when you should not use it. Click here to SUBSCRIBE to be notified about my next video
