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“We saw that patients tolerated the treatment
really well. It does not involve injections and can
be done at lunch.”
Dr. Brenda LaTowsky,
Dermatologist, Scottsdale, AZ
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RESONIC’s Rapid Acoustic Pulse (RAP)™ technology uses high-frequency sound waves that cycle through skin at up to 100 times per second.
Rapid Acoustic Pulse technology can improve the appearance of cellulite after just a single session that takes less than 1 hour.
RESONIC can induce an overall smoothing effect on skin, to help improve the appearance of cellulite in treated areas.
With a 93% patient satisfaction rate*, Rapid Acoustic Pulse technology delivers results across all appropriate patient types.
Since RESONIC produces minimal discomfort and proven safety profile, you can get back to your life right away.
RESONIC is a truly non-invasive treatment that does not require anesthesia or needles.
*Patients surveyed in a study at 12 weeks either "agreed" or "strongly agreed" their "cellulite appears improved" (n=56)
**In a clinical trial, no post treatment downtime was required.
Take the first step by talking to a physician in your area.
The majority of women (9 out of 10) in the United States are affected by cellulite. Because one of the primary factors of cellulite can’t be impacted by diet or exercise, it’s not something you can get rid of on your own.
With so many options, it can be hard to decide which cellulite treatment is right for you. The best way to choose a treatment is to talk to your aesthetic provider and to understand the causes of cellulite in the first place.
Septa are springy bands that connect your skin to the muscle layer underneath. These bands are surrounded by fat cells, and over time can stiffen due to the effects of aging, weight gain, hormonal changes, or other factors.
As the septa stiffen, they pull against the surface of the skin, creating the puckering and dimpling we call cellulite. Cellulite can happen to any woman at any age after puberty, and often has more to do with genetics than weight.
RESONIC and the RAP technology work through a process called "acoustic subcision,“ meaning sound waves break apart the bands that cause cellulite beneath the skin’s surface.
After being placed on the skin, the device emits high-frequency sound waves up to 50-100 times per second. These waves physically change the septa that contribute to cellulite, while also helping to restore smoothness to the skin.
RESONIC can offer patients effective cellulite smoothing with minimal discomfort.
Women who tried RESONIC found noticeable improvement in the appearance of cellulite after 1 session that lasted less than one hour.*
Women who tried RESONIC found noticeable improvement in the appearance of cellulite after 1 treatment that lasted less than one hour.*
In a clinical study, 93% of patients were satisfied with their results at 3 months, all of whom remained satisfied with their results at 1 year.† Each session requires 20-30 minutes of treatment per side of a target area, for a total time of 45-60 minutes.
“We saw that patients tolerated the treatment
really well. It does not involve injections and can
be done at lunch.”
Dr. Brenda LaTowsky,
Dermatologist, Scottsdale, AZ
“What I saw firsthand is a treatment that checks
all the boxes for a really great cosmetic treatment.
Patients want real results, little to no downtime and
they want to be comfortable without anesthesia.”
Dr. Elizabeth Tanzi,
Dermatologist, Washington, DC
RESONIC Uses
RESONIC™ (Rapid Acoustic Pulse™ device) is indicated for long-term improvement in the appearance of cellulite as supported by clinical data demonstrating treatment benefits up to 1 year of observation.
RESONIC Important Safety Information
RESONIC is not for everyone, including those who are pregnant or planning to become pregnant. RESONIC should not be used over areas with metal or plastic implants/devices, such as vascular stents or hip or knee implants and should not be placed in treatment areas with skin disorders such skin infections, rashes, extensive scarring, or psoriasis. RESONIC should not be used if you are currently using an active electronic implant such as a pacemaker, defibrillator, cochlear implants, nerve/brain stimulator or drug pump.
Tell your doctor about your complete medical history, including:
The most common side effect reported was mild to moderate temporary redness of the treated skin. Other side effects reported as mild were pain, heat, and small red or purple spots and patches on the skin.
Your results and experience may vary, so it is important to talk to your healthcare provider about whether RESONIC is right for you.