Del Mar Dermatologist Reveals Benefits of Using Sound Waves for Cellulite Reduction
Dr. Deborah H. Atkin Explains How the ZWave PRO Employs Acoustic Radial Wave Technology to Disrupt Fatty Tissue for Cellulite Reduction on the Stomach, Thighs, and Buttocks
(firmenpresse) - DEL MAR, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 02/26/15 -- Cellulite is one of the most common concerns for women, and this bothersome condition can occur with patients of all shapes and sizes regardless of their level of fitness or current health, states Dr. Deborah H. Atkin, a . She explains that an innovative new device called the is designed to reduce the appearance of dimpling on the surface of the skin by using a state-of-the-art system called acoustic radial wave therapy. Essentially, she indicates that delivering specific frequencies of sound waves into the desired area of treatment, which may include the stomach, thighs, or buttocks, can disrupt the fatty tissue responsible for the undesirable texture and result in a smoother, more aesthetically appealing look.
Cellulite occurs when fat bands develop nodules that appear as dimpling beneath the skin, Dr. Atkin explains. Within the fat structures are gas bubbles that can further enhance this unwanted effect, she adds. However, she suggests that typically the ZWave PRO can disrupt the fibrous septa (fatty tissue), collapse the gas bubbles, and tighten the skin with the use of sound shock waves that can be customized to suit the unique anatomic needs and cosmetic goals of the patient. In addition to cellulite, she says that the advanced device also can be used to diminish the appearance of stretch marks and contour the body. Other reported include the following:
Virtually painless
Rapid treatment
Non-invasive
More affordable than comparable procedures
While similar non-surgical and surgical approaches can be expensive, Dr. Atkin suggests that the ZWave PRO procedure generally offers a more cost-efficient method of cellulite reduction. She notes that she typically recommends patients receive between one and three sessions per week for a total of 6 to 10 treatments to optimize the outcome.
Ultimately, Dr. Atkin believes that this revolutionary device is one of the best methods available for minimizing the appearance of cellulite and improving overall skin tone and condition. Due to the gentle nature of the technique, natural-looking results, and speedy procedure time, she says many women can now feel more comfortable wearing whatever they want without feeling self-conscious about skin dimpling.
A board-certified dermatologist practicing in Del Mar, received her undergraduate degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara and her medical degree from University of California, Los Angeles, where she graduated with honors. She went on to complete specialty dermatology training at the University of Arizona, Tucson, as well as Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation in San Diego. A member of several esteemed medical associations, including the American Academy of Dermatology and the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery, she is also an advocate of charity work, having served as a surgical volunteer for the African Medical Mission, as well as other prestigious causes.
For more information about Dr. Atkin and her practice, please visit dermdelmar.com and facebook.com/dermdelmar.
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