Non-invasive body contouring is a term that describes various procedures that use advanced technology and techniques to reducefat and sculpt the body without surgery. These procedures are typically quick, painless, and require little to no downtime, making them an attractive option for those who want to improve their body shape without undergoing surgery. Some of the most used tools for non-invasive body contouring are:

                    **Ultrasonic cavitation machine**
This device uses sound waves to disrupt and break down fat cells, which are then eliminated by the body's natural processes. This can result in a reduction of inches and cellulite in the treated areas.-

                        **Vacuum therapy machine**
This device uses suction cups to create a vacuum effect on the skin, which stimulates blood circulation and lymphatic drainage. This can help to tighten the skin, reduce swelling, and enhance the effects of other body contouring treatments such as BBL.
 
                            **Fat Freezing/Cryolipolysis**
    A a non-invasive cosmetic procedure that uses cold temperatures to freeze fat cells.
 
         **RF light therapies**
These devices use radiofrequency energy to heat and destroy fat cells, as well as stimulate collagen production and skin tightening. This can result in a reduction of fat and cellulite, as well as a more contoured and youthful appearance of the skin.

**Wooden tool Therapies**
Wood therapy, also called maderotherapy or maderoterapia , is a form of massage that uses various hand-held wooden tools. It has benefits such as breaking down fat and cellulite, promoting blood circulation, smoothing the skin, and reducing stress.

Non-invasive body contouring is not a substitute for a healthy diet and exercise, and it is ONLY used as a tool to aid in weight-loss. It is best suited for those who are close to their ideal body weight and have small pockets of stubborn fat that are resistant to diet and exercise. It is also important to consult with a qualified and experienced doctor before undergoing any procedure, and to follow the post-treatment instructions carefully.