Vacuum RF Therapy is one of several therapies used to tackle the hard-to-shift, dimpled fat often found on thighs, knees, buttocks, stomach, and the tops of arms.

A vacuum is produced around the area by pulling the cellulite away from the muscle, enhancing the effects of massage or exercise while promoting blood flow and lymphatic drainage. Similar to the traditional Chinese practice of “cupping,” vacuum RF therapy is a popular alternative medicine.

How Does the Treatment Work?

The vacuum RF therapy system deploys suction and pressure to remove the fluids that cause cellulite from the fat cells. It also applies radio frequency energies for superficial and deep heating fat cells, dermal collagen fibers, and connective tissues. It is suitable for ody parts like thighs, buttocks, knees, abdomen and upper arms.

These energies promote skin elasticity and resilience by softening connective tissue and stimulating new collagen synthesis. The skin looks tighter and younger by promoting cellular turnover. The outcomes include:

• A rise in dermal volume
• A localized decrease in skin laxity
• An improvement in the structure and texture of the skin
  
  It is usually recommended for:
• Reduction of the hip, thigh, and buttock fat deposits
• Enhancement of blood circulation
• Reducing muscle tension
• Boosting lymphatic flow
• Toxin removal

It also enhances skin elasticity, firmness, and tightness by preventing fat buildup and cellulite.

What are the Target Body Areas?

Any part of the body may receive vacuum RF therapy. However, the most common areas are the legs, buttocks, abdomen, and upper arms.

What are the Benefits of Vacuum RF Therapy?

Skin tightening and wrinkle removal are the main advantages of RF therapy. However, RF therapy may also aid in the fight against sun damage due to its capacity to stimulate collagen formation.

Other benefits include:

• Aids treatment of scars, burns, and swelling
• Scar and stretch mark flattening
• Stimulation of circulation
• Cellulite reduction
• Swelling reduction
• Body contouring
• Skin toning
• Anti-aging
• 60% Inch Loss
• 80% Detoxifying
• 50% Skin Tightening
• 75% Body Contouring
• 50% Toning and Firming

Who is Eligible for the Treatment?

The treatment can be carried out on adult men and women. However, However, it’s not advisable for people with absolute contraindications, such as:

• Lupus
• Cancer
• Sunburn
• HIV/AIDS
• Pregnancy
• Breastfeeding
• Keloid scarring
• Vein inflammation
• Immunodeficiency
• Uncontrolled diabetes
• Excessive pigmentation
• Uncontrolled hypertension
• Chemical peels and laser resurfacing
• Prednisone and other steroid medications
• Receiving immunotherapy or chemotherapy

You cannot undergo the procedure if you have any of the absolute contraindications.

Some people with partial contraindications may be suitable for treatment. So, consult your therapist for advice on the best course of action.

The following are examples of partial contraindications.

• Persistent inflammation – If you have a chronic inflammatory condition, talk to your doctor first because, depending on how severe it is, treatment may worsen the ailment’s inflammation, and anti-inflammatory drugs may make it less effective.
• Areas being treated with dermal fillers (wait two weeks) or Botox® (wait three months)
• Suntan (one must avoid the sun for the entire duration of the treatment regime)
• Areas being treated with Laser or IPL (wait two weeks)
• Antibiotics (wait until the course is completed)
• Prosthesis/silicone implants (avoid the area)
• Depilatory creams (wait two weeks)
• Recent surgery (wait six months)
• Varicose veins (avoid the area)
• Inflammation (avoid the area)
• Skin diseases (avoid the area)
• Open lesions (avoid the area)
• Infection (avoid the area)
• Metal implants or screws
• Metal contraceptive coil

RF skin tightening is typically considered safe when carried out by a surgeon who has earned a cosmetic surgery certification. It’s possible to get burned if the process is carried out incorrectly.

Before and Aftercare Advice for Best Results

Remember that liposuction treatments typically go smoothly, so you shouldn’t experience any significant problems. You ought to get stunning results provided the professional who did it is qualified and knowledgeable.

Below are a few aftercare tips that you can use to ensure the best results.

• Do not have a hot shower, spa, or sauna after treatment.
• Diet: Follow a low-carb, low-starch, low-sugar diet for best results.
• Avoid eating large meals two hours before and one hour after following your treatment.
• Drink at least two liters of water before your procedure and two more liters every day afterward. Remember, tea, juice, soft drinks, or soda is not water.
• After your treatments, you must abstain from alcohol for two to three days. Alcohol can stop your liver from removing fats from your body because it will prioritize metabolizing alcohol over eliminating fat.
• Caffeine should be avoided for three to four days before treatment and 48 hours afterward. If you can’t go without coffee for three to four days prior, then abstain the day before your treatment, during the material day, and for 48 hours afterward.
• Do at least 20 minutes of high-heart-rate cardio workouts after treatment. Immediately after your treatment and three days later (this is the least; 45 minutes is preferable) should be done to encourage lymphatic flow.
• Avoid taking aspirin, ibuprofen, or other anti-inflammatory medications for two days before, and following your treatment, unless your doctor has recommended them. If you are taking a prescription drug, keep doing so as directed by your doctor, aware that it can impede your progress.
• Localize the treated area using a body brush, apply body moisturizer daily, and freely rub the prescribed moisturizer into the treated area. Frequent dry skin brushing promotes lymphatic flow (your therapist will show you how to do this). Although not required, doing so will speed up the process.

Final Words

Vacuum RF Therapy may not be suitable for all body types. There is no guarantee of specific results. The outcome varies from person to person and are based on age, lifestyle habits, and medical history.
Your cells create less collagen as you get older, which causes wrinkles and drooping skin.

When the quantity and quality of your collagen start to decline around the age of 35 to 40, skin laxness develops. Since the early 2000s, RF therapy has been utilized to combat drooping skin and other aging symptoms.