Cavitation treatment, also referred to as body-contouring or body-sculpting is a very commonly used treatment method in cosmetics and involves breaking down of body fat through a non-invasive procedure. The purpose of our study is to examine the effectiveness of a cavitation ultrasound unit on reducing adipose tissue in the abdomen of female Franklin College non-athletes. For this study, participants with a wide range of body mass indices (BMI) and waist sizes were recruited. The study was conducted over the course of five weeks. The first two weeks comprised of three 10-minute oblique workouts on alternating days. The following week was a recovery period. The final two weeks comprised of both the three 10-minute oblique workouts on alternating days and three 30-minute cavitation treatments. In this talk, we will discuss our methodology and findings of this work.

Examining the effectiveness of a cavitation ultrasound unit on reducing adipose tissue

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