OndaWave

Shock waves are acoustic pressure waves generated by a handpiece that spread “radially” by expanding into the underlying tissue. These waves perform a “percussion” on the tissues and trigger a series of reactions from the body in a nonaggressive manner, such as:

• Increased transmission capacity of the cell membrane
• Stimulation of blood vessels
• Improved microcirculation and metabolism
• Increased interstitial drainage
• Dissolution of calcified fibroblasts
• Rupture of fat nodules
• Supporting collagen production
• Reduction of tissue tension and stimulation of growth factors
• Stimulation of “neoangiogenesis”

The body is shaped by giving a firmer and more toned appearance, and muscles are stimulated and circulated.