To achieve the best results with cavitation and EMS sculpting, it’s important to follow the right treatment schedule. The frequency and duration of each session play a key role in how effectively fat is reduced and muscles are toned.
Cavitation: Spacing Out Treatments for Optimal Fat Elimination
Cavitation works by breaking down fat cells, which the body then processes and eliminates. Since this natural elimination process takes time, spacing out treatments correctly ensures the best results.
- Session Length: 30 to 60 minutes per treatment area
- Recommended Frequency: 1 to 2 times per week
- Ideal Number of Sessions: 6 to 12 sessions
- Total Treatment Duration: 3 to 6 weeks
Why spacing is important: The body needs time to process and remove the fat broken down during each cavitation session. Overloading the system with too many sessions too close together won’t speed up results—instead, staying consistent and following a structured plan is key.
EMS Sculpting: More Frequent Sessions for Faster Muscle Toning
EMS sculpting works by stimulating muscle contractions, mimicking an intense workout. Since muscles adapt quickly, EMS treatments can be done more frequently than cavitation.
- Session Length: 30 minutes per treatment area
- Recommended Frequency: 2 times per week
- Ideal Number of Sessions: 4 to 8 sessions for visible toning
- Total Treatment Duration: 2 to 4 weeks
Why EMS requires consistency: Muscle growth happens gradually, and just like with regular exercise, ongoing treatments help maintain and improve results over time.
Combining Cavitation and EMS Sculpting for Maximum Results
For fat loss and muscle definition, combining both treatments in the right order is essential.
- Start with cavitation to break down fat (1-2 times per week)
- Follow with EMS sculpting to tone and tighten muscles (2 times per week)
By following this schedule, you can maximize fat reduction while also sculpting and strengthening muscles, leading to long-lasting body transformation.