The treatment combines ultrasound cavitation with vacuum, pulsed vacuum, infrared energy and bipolar radiofrequency in a plan selected for the chosen body area.
Four parts of the treatment
Ultrasound cavitation and vacuum
Used over targeted body areas as part of a non-invasive contouring protocol.
Pulsed vacuum
Creates a massage-like mechanical action and is incorporated into drainage-focused work.
Infrared
Provides controlled warming during the combined procedure.
Bipolar radiofrequency
Warms tissue in a controlled way and is used in treatments focused on skin appearance and firmness.
What a session may look like
The live salon information describes a local-area session as approximately 30–40 minutes and often recommends a course rather than a single visit. Your actual timing and number of appointments depend on the area, goals and suitability assessment.
Results differ between people. Treat marketing promises about exact centimetres or percentages cautiously; the useful conversation is what change is realistic for your starting point and how progress will be assessed consistently.
Check suitability before booking
Share relevant health conditions, pregnancy, implanted or metal medical devices, varicose veins, acute diabetes, epilepsy and oncology history with the salon before treatment. This list is not exhaustive, and the consultation determines whether the service is appropriate.
- Which area and concern are we treating?
- Which parts of BodyShape IV will be used and why?
- What sensation and skin response should I expect?
- How will progress be documented between sessions?
See the current BodyShape IV service information on lotusbeautyclub.ro.
This guide is educational and does not diagnose conditions or guarantee outcomes. Suitability must be assessed individually.