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Ultrasound cavitation can be used on virtually any area of your body where you’re carrying extra weight. Common treatment spots include the belly, thighs, buttocks, or back. Cavitation therapy uses low-level ultrasonic waves to break your fat cells down into a liquid while leaving surrounding tissues intact. Once the fat cells have liquefied, they’re eliminated through your lymphatic system. Great for cellulite reduction, post-op liposuction/tummy tuck or general wellness lymphatic drainage.

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* Cavitation therapy session typically takes 30-60 minutes. There’s no downtime, and the only thing you’ll need to do to prepare is drink plenty of water and maintain a healthy diet. Faja compression garment is recommended for post-op treatment.

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EmSculpt is an FDA-cleared, non-invasive, non-surgical procedure that uses electromagnetic energy to cause the muscles to contract quickly and more intensely and helps eliminate fat cells and tighten muscles in your abs and buttocks. Feeling stuck with obstinate fat deposits, which is usually in the lower abdomen and lower thighs for women and the love handles for men. EmSculpt can increase muscle mass by 16 percent and reduces the waistline by approximately 19 percent. A single 30-minute Emsculpt procedure has the effect of 20,000 sit-ups!

To achieve desired result, multiple treatments  from 6-12 sessions may be recommended. Discount available for packages only.

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*There are a few contraindications such as metal implants, pregnancy, breastfeeding, heart conditions, and unhealed wounds. Please consult with your primary care physician prior.  

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Laser lipolysis is a non-invasive form of body sculpting. It removes small fat deposits.

A paddle-like applicator is placed on the area to be treated. The paddles emit heat that penetrates your skin and heats up the fat cells underneath. The heat damages the membranes of the fat cells, so they start to die off. Your body then absorbs the dead cells and flushes them through your lymphatic system. Laser lipolysis is great for spot specific treatment.

Recommended areas include:

• Belly

• Flanks

• Back

• Inner and outer thigh                      

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To achieve desired result,  multiple treatments  from 6-12 sessions may be recommended. 

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*The recovery is very easy. Most people can resume normal activity the same day, though you may encounter some soreness or redness at the treatment site.

Experts estimate that upwards of 90% of disease is stress-related. Nothing ages us faster, internally and externally than high stress. A massage is an effective tool for managing this stress, which translates into:​

• Decreased anxiety.

• Enhanced sleep quality.

• Increased energy.

• Improved concentration.

• Increased circulation.

• Reduced fatigue.

 

Massage can also help specifically address a number of health issues:

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• Alleviate low-back pain and improve range of motion.

• Assist with shorter, easier labor for expectant mothers and shorten maternity hospital stays.

• Enhance immunity by stimulating lymph flow—the body's natural defense system.

• Strengthen and stretch weak, tight, or atrophied muscles.

• Help athletes of any level prepare for and recover from, strenuous workouts.

• Improve the condition of the body's largest organ—the skin.

• Increase joint flexibility.

• Lessen depression and anxiety.

• Promote tissue regeneration, reducing scar tissue, and stretch marks.

• Pump oxygen and nutrients into tissues and vital organs, improving circulation.

• Reduce post-surgery adhesions and swelling.

• Reduce spasms and cramping.

• Relax and soften injured, tired, and overused muscles.

• Release endorphins—amino acids that work as the body's natural painkiller.

• Relieve migraine pain.

Infused topicals are well known as an immune modulator and anti-inflammatory. Many blends are analgesic and acts on structural pain issues as well as perception of pain. Regular use is best to help keep ahead of inflammation and pain. 

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Infused topicals can help with a variety of imbalances and health concerns such as:

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• Digestive disorders 

• Sleep difficulties

• Pain issues

• Migraines

• Arthritis 

• Anxiety  

• PTSD

• ADHD 

• Parkinson's

• Heart Health 

• Multiple Sclerosis

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Cupping therapy has been used extensively in Chinese medicine for several thousand years.  By creating suction and negative pressure, massage cupping is used to drain excess fluids and toxins; stimulate the peripheral nervous system; bring blood flow to stagnant muscles and skin; and loosen adhesions, connective tissue, and stubborn knots in soft tissue.  Massage cupping can be integrated into almost treatment to reach optimal fascia and muscle release.

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Cupping is one of the best deep-tissue therapies available. It is thought to affect tissues up to four inches deep from the external skin. Toxins can be released, blockages can be cleared, and veins and arteries can be refreshed within these four inches of affected materials. Even hands, wrists, legs, and ankles can be ‘cupped,' thus applying the healing to specific organs that correlate with acupressure points.

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Cupping therapy can be done as frequently as once per week (as long as markings have cleared) for acute muscle tension that causes pain. Generally, we recommend a cupping treatment every 1-2 months for patients who want to maintain their results or enhance athletic performance.

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What can it treat?

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• Back pain, sciatica, piriformis syndrome, IT band pain

• Tight and stiff muscles

• Rotator cuff injuries

• Plantar fasciitis

• Cellulite

• Weight Gain

• Varicose veins

• Sore throat

• Scaring

• Headaches

• Frozen shoulder

• Wrinkles and Facial Rejuvenation 

• Blood disorders–Anemia and hemophilia

• Respiratory conditions: asthma, bronchitis

• Rheumatic diseases–Arthritis and fibromyalgia

• High blood pressure by calming the nervous system

• Emotional balance: anxiety, depression, stress, migraines

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Overall, cupping is a very safe and enjoyable treatment. It is fantastic on its own or as an adjunct to acupuncture or massage therapy. I’ve found that good health is not one thing you do, but the culmination of many good habits and treatments to keep you balanced. Remember to stay curious, try something new, and enjoy the process. 

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