V8 Machine Vela Body Shape

The V8 Machine Vela Body Shape is designed for body contouring and skin tightening using a combination of infrared light, bi-polar radio frequency energy, and vacuum technology.

It utilizes infrared RF vacuum roller technology to heat fat cells and surrounding tissue, stimulating collagen and elastin growth, which improves skin texture and reduces laxity.

The treatment areas include zones as small as 4mm x 7mm to larger areas up to 40mm x 60mm, allowing for targeted body contouring.

Yes, the V8 Machine Vela Body Shape is generally safe for all skin types, but it's recommended to consult with a professional before undergoing treatment.

Most users may require multiple sessions to achieve optimal results, typically ranging from 4 to 8 sessions, depending on individual goals and body areas treated.

During a session, you will feel a warming sensation as the machine heats the targeted areas. The vacuum technology may provide a gentle pulling sensation.

Side effects may include temporary redness, swelling, or mild discomfort in the treated area, but these effects usually resolve quickly.

A typical treatment session lasts between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the areas being treated.

Yes, there is typically no downtime, and you can resume your normal activities immediately after the session.

While there is no specific age limit, it's recommended for adults and a consultation with a healthcare professional is advised for those under 18.

You can expect reduced skin laxity, improved skin structure, and a more contoured body appearance with continued use over time.

Treatments can typically be performed once a week, but the frequency may vary based on individual treatment plans.

While it is not primarily a weight loss device, it can aid in body contouring and reducing localized fat deposits.

It is recommended to stay hydrated, avoid caffeine, and consult with your practitioner about any medications or health conditions prior to your treatment.

Yes, it can be used alongside other cosmetic treatments, but it's best to discuss this with your practitioner to create a comprehensive treatment plan.