
Controlled radiofrequency energy gently warms the skin and underlying tissues. It may support collagen and elastin production, improve circulation and help create firmer, smoother-looking skin.
Radiofrequency may be recommended for skin laxity, cellulite, uneven texture, scar rehabilitation and post-surgical tissue recovery.

Targeted acoustic waves create controlled mechanical stimulation in the tissues. This may improve local circulation, encourage tissue remodelling and support the treatment of cellulite, fibrosis, scars and areas of reduced tissue mobility.

Low-frequency ultrasound is used to support non-invasive body contouring in carefully selected areas. Cavitation may help address localised fat deposits, uneven contours and cellulite while supporting lymphatic activity.
It is a contouring treatment, not a weight-loss programme.
We begin by examining the skin and underlying tissues, discussing your concerns and identifying any functional factors such as swelling, scar restriction, fibrosis or reduced tissue mobility.
When clinically appropriate, radiofrequency, aesthetic shockwave, cavitation and manual dermatofunctional techniques can be combined to address different components of your treatment goals.
Your progress is reviewed throughout the programme. We provide personalised guidance regarding hydration, movement, exercise and other aftercare measures that may support your results.
Our aesthetic physiotherapy services include radiofrequency therapy, aesthetic shockwave therapy and cavitation therapy. Your physiotherapist may recommend one treatment or a clinically appropriate combination following an assessment.
It may support post-surgical recovery by helping manage swelling, scar restriction, tissue adhesions and fibrosis. Treatment begins only when it is appropriate for the procedure and stage of healing.
The number and frequency of sessions depend on the treatment area, tissue condition, clinical goals and your individual response. A personalised recommendation is provided after the initial assessment.
Most treatments are comfortable or cause only mild, temporary discomfort. Settings and techniques are adjusted according to the treatment area and your sensitivity.
Results are gradual and vary between patients. Some people notice changes after a few sessions, while others need a longer programme. Hydration, physical activity, lifestyle and adherence to aftercare may also influence progress.
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