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This thread is a guide which also shares my experience for anyone planning on using UC (Ultrasonic Cavitation).
Yesterday I did UC for the first time. Overall it wasn’t a horrible experience but definitely wasn’t enjoyable. I used the Freyara 40Khz UC machine on the lowest intensity on my facial fat more specifically on my submental and buccal region.

1: Machine introduction
The Freyara machine had 5 intensity levels in total. I started with the first / lowest level and will progress in intensities as I do more sessions. As you can see I had the machine on the lowest intensity and its cavitation effect on water was as shown.
IMG 6690

For reference here’s the cavitation difference at maximum intensity which I did NOT do due to it being my first session and I'm planning on going up 1-2 intensities each session.
IMG 6691


2: Starting steps
After assessing the different machine intensity levels I started by marking my face with a blue marker on the regions where I’d want to use the machine then followed with a thick layer of ultrasound gel.
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3: Treatment initiation
I started by doing 10 minutes on each cheek and submental region which totalled to 30 minutes. I never stayed in the same spot for more then 5 seconds and I would always slowly move rotating spots slightly. One issue I noticed is how loud it was, I ended up receiving bad hearing effects for the following 3 days. The effects on my ear from the treatment wasn't necessarily painful however it did give me a weird hearing difficulties almost as if I had water in my ears, my sound quality was slightly muffled. Please note I had no issues in my submental region.
I have heard it is due to getting close to the facial bones however in my opinion I never got close to them, I was always within my circled fat regions and would also smile or puff out my cheeks to get more pure fat isolation which unfortunately didn't benefit my problem much.
If theirs any advice for the hearing issue please let me know.

4: Background information / Tips
85% of the fat will be channelled via the lymphatic system so make sure to implement proper lymphatic drainage techniques. Personally I drunk lots of water pre, post and intra treatment, slept with my head slightly more elevated then usual and boosted my intake of potassium. Basically implicate debloating tactics. Also do not do treatment daily I recommended once a week or once a fortnight.
if I Missed anything please feel free to tell me as I am looking to learn as well.

5: machine and equipment I purchased

6: Conclusion
Based on my first session, ultrasonic cavitation should be approached with caution however practically every thread about it mentions the risks. Whilst there may be potential benefits, there are also risks such as temporary hearing disturbances. If you plan on using UC, start conservatively and prioritize lymphatic support. I’ll update this thread as I gain more experience.

First ever proper thread, I apologise for improper formatting.
@zentro @Mandibulary @ediro @BR32 @Professor Grey @AstroSky @Aryan Incel
 

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If anyone has advice on things I did wrong please feel free to share it.
 
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Mirin low inhib, are you in Antons school?
 
aus.peptides said:
This thread is a guide which also shares my experience for anyone planning on using UC (Ultrasonic Cavitation).
Yesterday I did UC for the first time. Overall it wasn’t a horrible experience but definitely wasn’t enjoyable. I used the Freyara 40Khz UC machine on the lowest intensity on my facial fat more specifically on my submental and buccal region.

1: Machine introduction
The Freyara machine had 5 intensity levels in total. I started with the first / lowest level and will progress in intensities as I do more sessions. As you can see I had the machine on the lowest intensity and its cavitation effect on water was as shown.
View attachment 4590940
For reference here’s the cavitation difference at maximum intensity which I did NOT do due to it being my first session and I'm planning on going up 1-2 intensities each session.
View attachment 4590944

2: Starting steps
After assessing the different machine intensity levels I started by marking my face with a blue marker on the regions where I’d want to use the machine then followed with a thick layer of ultrasound gel.
View attachment 4590958View attachment 4590959View attachment 4590976View attachment 4590968

3: Treatment initiation
I started by doing 10 minutes on each cheek and submental region which totalled to 30 minutes. I never stayed in the same spot for more then 5 seconds and I would always slowly move rotating spots slightly. One issue I noticed is how loud it was, I ended up receiving bad hearing effects for the following 3 days. The effects on my ear from the treatment wasn't necessarily painful however it did give me a weird hearing difficulties almost as if I had water in my ears, my sound quality was slightly muffled. Please note I had no issues in my submental region.
I have heard it is due to getting close to the facial bones however in my opinion I never got close to them, I was always within my circled fat regions and would also smile or puff out my cheeks to get more pure fat isolation which unfortunately didn't benefit my problem much.
If theirs any advice for the hearing issue please let me know.

4: Background information / Tips
85% of the fat will be channelled via the lymphatic system so make sure to implement proper lymphatic drainage techniques. Personally I drunk lots of water pre, post and intra treatment, slept with my head slightly more elevated then usual and boosted my intake of potassium. Basically implicate debloating tactics. Also do not do treatment daily I recommended once a week or once a fortnight.
if I Missed anything please feel free to tell me as I am looking to learn as well.

5: machine and equipment I purchased

6: Conclusion
Based on my first session, ultrasonic cavitation should be approached with caution however practically every thread about it mentions the risks. Whilst there may be potential benefits, there are also risks such as temporary hearing disturbances. If you plan on using UC, start conservatively and prioritize lymphatic support. I’ll update this thread as I gain more experience.

First ever proper thread, I apologise for improper formatting.
@zentro @Mandibulary @ediro @BR32 @Professor Grey @AstroSky @Aryan Incel
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you didn't use cardboard on your zygos or jaw?

Also aqualyx mogs ts

mirin either way
 
Hows the result
 
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Hows the result
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Honestly to early to tell however I am planning on doing another 2 more sessions as a minimum I do have eplerone on the way aswell so in a months time I’ll create another post. Do I tag you?
 
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Honestly to early to tell however I am planning on doing another 2 more sessions as a minimum I do have eplerone on the way aswell so in a months time I’ll create another post. Do I tag you?
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tag me too, im planning to do this
 
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Sayori said:
you didn't use cardboard on your zygos or jaw?

Also aqualyx mogs ts

mirin either way
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hard to get to the malar pad area with aqualyx, UC is better in this situation
 
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aus.peptides said:
Honestly to early to tell however I am planning on doing another 2 more sessions as a minimum I do have eplerone on the way aswell so in a months time I’ll create another post. Do I tag you?
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Ye bro Im going to do UC on my face soon as well
can i ask some question in dms tho? :ogre:
 
shibeed said:
hard to get to the malar pad area with aqualyx, UC is better in this situation
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No its not

UC is riskier in that area by far

stick to aqulayx if you can
 
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aus.peptides said:
Honestly to early to tell however I am planning on doing another 2 more sessions as a minimum I do have eplerone on the way aswell so in a months time I’ll create another post. Do I tag you?
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Tag me too, I hope u get results!
 
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Sayori said:
you didn't use cardboard on your zygos or jaw?

Also aqualyx mogs ts

mirin either way
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Ive heard about it can you perhaps tell me how to do so because I dont go on my jaw/ zygo region anyways so would the cardboard still be beneficial?
 
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zaebalsya said:
Ye bro Im going to do UC on my face soon as well
can i ask some question in dms tho? :ogre:
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Yea feel free to dm me. Im not to sure how to dm someone so youd have to initiate it.
 
aus.peptides said:
Ive heard about it can you perhaps tell me how to do so because I dont go on my jaw/ zygo region anyways so would the cardboard still be beneficial?
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There is already threads on here that could give you a great explanation

I'm to sleep deprived to look for it today:feelswhy:
 
How did it go man? Seeing any results? Or swelling still
 
aus.peptides said:
This thread is a guide which also shares my experience for anyone planning on using UC (Ultrasonic Cavitation).
Yesterday I did UC for the first time. Overall it wasn’t a horrible experience but definitely wasn’t enjoyable. I used the Freyara 40Khz UC machine on the lowest intensity on my facial fat more specifically on my submental and buccal region.

1: Machine introduction
The Freyara machine had 5 intensity levels in total. I started with the first / lowest level and will progress in intensities as I do more sessions. As you can see I had the machine on the lowest intensity and its cavitation effect on water was as shown.
View attachment 4590940
For reference here’s the cavitation difference at maximum intensity which I did NOT do due to it being my first session and I'm planning on going up 1-2 intensities each session.
View attachment 4590944

2: Starting steps
After assessing the different machine intensity levels I started by marking my face with a blue marker on the regions where I’d want to use the machine then followed with a thick layer of ultrasound gel.
View attachment 4590958View attachment 4590959View attachment 4590976View attachment 4590968

3: Treatment initiation
I started by doing 10 minutes on each cheek and submental region which totalled to 30 minutes. I never stayed in the same spot for more then 5 seconds and I would always slowly move rotating spots slightly. One issue I noticed is how loud it was, I ended up receiving bad hearing effects for the following 3 days. The effects on my ear from the treatment wasn't necessarily painful however it did give me a weird hearing difficulties almost as if I had water in my ears, my sound quality was slightly muffled. Please note I had no issues in my submental region.
I have heard it is due to getting close to the facial bones however in my opinion I never got close to them, I was always within my circled fat regions and would also smile or puff out my cheeks to get more pure fat isolation which unfortunately didn't benefit my problem much.
If theirs any advice for the hearing issue please let me know.

4: Background information / Tips
85% of the fat will be channelled via the lymphatic system so make sure to implement proper lymphatic drainage techniques. Personally I drunk lots of water pre, post and intra treatment, slept with my head slightly more elevated then usual and boosted my intake of potassium. Basically implicate debloating tactics. Also do not do treatment daily I recommended once a week or once a fortnight.
if I Missed anything please feel free to tell me as I am looking to learn as well.

5: machine and equipment I purchased

6: Conclusion
Based on my first session, ultrasonic cavitation should be approached with caution however practically every thread about it mentions the risks. Whilst there may be potential benefits, there are also risks such as temporary hearing disturbances. If you plan on using UC, start conservatively and prioritize lymphatic support. I’ll update this thread as I gain more experience.

First ever proper thread, I apologise for improper formatting.
@zentro @Mandibulary @ediro @BR32 @Professor Grey @AstroSky @Aryan Incel
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3 times a week and a hot temperature is ideal yes?

I feel like this will be the new ascension method of 2025. I need to make sure not to go over my chin and midface filler and i should mog
 
FiendFiend said:
3 times a week and a hot temperature is ideal yes?

I feel like this will be the new ascension method of 2025. I need to make sure not to go over my chin and midface filler and i should mog
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Ive never heard the 3x a week recommendation I do believe 1x a week is ideal, for the hot temperature I don't believe it goes of temperature for maximum benefits its the cavitation strength but the higher strength the more hotter the machine head does get.
 
aus.peptides said:
Ive never heard the 3x a week recommendation I do believe 1x a week is ideal, for the hot temperature I don't believe it goes of temperature for maximum benefits its the cavitation strength but the higher strength the more hotter the machine head does get.
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You get results yet?
 
aus.peptides said:
This thread is a guide which also shares my experience for anyone planning on using UC (Ultrasonic Cavitation).
Yesterday I did UC for the first time. Overall it wasn’t a horrible experience but definitely wasn’t enjoyable. I used the Freyara 40Khz UC machine on the lowest intensity on my facial fat more specifically on my submental and buccal region.

1: Machine introduction
The Freyara machine had 5 intensity levels in total. I started with the first / lowest level and will progress in intensities as I do more sessions. As you can see I had the machine on the lowest intensity and its cavitation effect on water was as shown.
View attachment 4590940
For reference here’s the cavitation difference at maximum intensity which I did NOT do due to it being my first session and I'm planning on going up 1-2 intensities each session.
View attachment 4590944

2: Starting steps
After assessing the different machine intensity levels I started by marking my face with a blue marker on the regions where I’d want to use the machine then followed with a thick layer of ultrasound gel.
View attachment 4590958View attachment 4590959View attachment 4590976View attachment 4590968

3: Treatment initiation
I started by doing 10 minutes on each cheek and submental region which totalled to 30 minutes. I never stayed in the same spot for more then 5 seconds and I would always slowly move rotating spots slightly. One issue I noticed is how loud it was, I ended up receiving bad hearing effects for the following 3 days. The effects on my ear from the treatment wasn't necessarily painful however it did give me a weird hearing difficulties almost as if I had water in my ears, my sound quality was slightly muffled. Please note I had no issues in my submental region.
I have heard it is due to getting close to the facial bones however in my opinion I never got close to them, I was always within my circled fat regions and would also smile or puff out my cheeks to get more pure fat isolation which unfortunately didn't benefit my problem much.
If theirs any advice for the hearing issue please let me know.

4: Background information / Tips
85% of the fat will be channelled via the lymphatic system so make sure to implement proper lymphatic drainage techniques. Personally I drunk lots of water pre, post and intra treatment, slept with my head slightly more elevated then usual and boosted my intake of potassium. Basically implicate debloating tactics. Also do not do treatment daily I recommended once a week or once a fortnight.
if I Missed anything please feel free to tell me as I am looking to learn as well.

5: machine and equipment I purchased

6: Conclusion
Based on my first session, ultrasonic cavitation should be approached with caution however practically every thread about it mentions the risks. Whilst there may be potential benefits, there are also risks such as temporary hearing disturbances. If you plan on using UC, start conservatively and prioritize lymphatic support. I’ll update this thread as I gain more experience.

First ever proper thread, I apologise for improper formatting.
@zentro @Mandibulary @ediro @BR32 @Professor Grey @AstroSky @Aryan Incel
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hella mirin, you have a good base so this could ascend you like crazy, i found out about UC on the face from tiktok this week and had already been seeing a bit of it but after more research just found out how insane the results can actually be, but I found out too late, i got buccal fat removal 3 weeks ago, still interested in seeing how effective this method is tho, it's great how you're recording everything best of luck, hollow cheeks mog
 
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Honestly to early to tell however I am planning on doing another 2 more sessions as a minimum I do have eplerone on the way aswell so in a months time I’ll create another post. Do I tag you?
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Tag me too brah, intruiged
 
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hella mirin, you have a good base so this could ascend you like crazy, i found out about UC on the face from tiktok this week and had already been seeing a bit of it but after more research just found out how insane the results can actually be, but I found out too late, i got buccal fat removal 3 weeks ago, still interested in seeing how effective this method is tho, it's great how you're recording everything best of luck, hollow cheeks mog
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thanks brah, I’ll definitely keep you updated if you’d like to see the results.
 
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tag me next:Comfy:
 
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Could you pm results? Great thread
 
aus.peptides said:
Ive heard about it can you perhaps tell me how to do so because I dont go on my jaw/ zygo region anyways so would the cardboard still be beneficial?
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the cardboard idea is absolutely retarded for a million reasons im adamant anyone who suggests it hasnt done UC or are sub human iq
 
aus.peptides said:
This thread is a guide which also shares my experience for anyone planning on using UC (Ultrasonic Cavitation).
Yesterday I did UC for the first time. Overall it wasn’t a horrible experience but definitely wasn’t enjoyable. I used the Freyara 40Khz UC machine on the lowest intensity on my facial fat more specifically on my submental and buccal region.

1: Machine introduction
The Freyara machine had 5 intensity levels in total. I started with the first / lowest level and will progress in intensities as I do more sessions. As you can see I had the machine on the lowest intensity and its cavitation effect on water was as shown.
View attachment 4590940
For reference here’s the cavitation difference at maximum intensity which I did NOT do due to it being my first session and I'm planning on going up 1-2 intensities each session.
View attachment 4590944

2: Starting steps
After assessing the different machine intensity levels I started by marking my face with a blue marker on the regions where I’d want to use the machine then followed with a thick layer of ultrasound gel.
View attachment 4590958View attachment 4590959View attachment 4590976View attachment 4590968

3: Treatment initiation
I started by doing 10 minutes on each cheek and submental region which totalled to 30 minutes. I never stayed in the same spot for more then 5 seconds and I would always slowly move rotating spots slightly. One issue I noticed is how loud it was, I ended up receiving bad hearing effects for the following 3 days. The effects on my ear from the treatment wasn't necessarily painful however it did give me a weird hearing difficulties almost as if I had water in my ears, my sound quality was slightly muffled. Please note I had no issues in my submental region.
I have heard it is due to getting close to the facial bones however in my opinion I never got close to them, I was always within my circled fat regions and would also smile or puff out my cheeks to get more pure fat isolation which unfortunately didn't benefit my problem much.
If theirs any advice for the hearing issue please let me know.

4: Background information / Tips
85% of the fat will be channelled via the lymphatic system so make sure to implement proper lymphatic drainage techniques. Personally I drunk lots of water pre, post and intra treatment, slept with my head slightly more elevated then usual and boosted my intake of potassium. Basically implicate debloating tactics. Also do not do treatment daily I recommended once a week or once a fortnight.
if I Missed anything please feel free to tell me as I am looking to learn as well.

5: machine and equipment I purchased

6: Conclusion
Based on my first session, ultrasonic cavitation should be approached with caution however practically every thread about it mentions the risks. Whilst there may be potential benefits, there are also risks such as temporary hearing disturbances. If you plan on using UC, start conservatively and prioritize lymphatic support. I’ll update this thread as I gain more experience.

First ever proper thread, I apologise for improper formatting.
@zentro @Mandibulary @ediro @BR32 @Professor Grey @AstroSky @Aryan Incel
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Am I not the only one using word fortnight 🥲
 
aus.peptides said:
This thread is a guide which also shares my experience for anyone planning on using UC (Ultrasonic Cavitation).
Yesterday I did UC for the first time. Overall it wasn’t a horrible experience but definitely wasn’t enjoyable. I used the Freyara 40Khz UC machine on the lowest intensity on my facial fat more specifically on my submental and buccal region.

1: Machine introduction
The Freyara machine had 5 intensity levels in total. I started with the first / lowest level and will progress in intensities as I do more sessions. As you can see I had the machine on the lowest intensity and its cavitation effect on water was as shown.
View attachment 4590940
For reference here’s the cavitation difference at maximum intensity which I did NOT do due to it being my first session and I'm planning on going up 1-2 intensities each session.
View attachment 4590944

2: Starting steps
After assessing the different machine intensity levels I started by marking my face with a blue marker on the regions where I’d want to use the machine then followed with a thick layer of ultrasound gel.
View attachment 4590958View attachment 4590959View attachment 4590976View attachment 4590968

3: Treatment initiation
I started by doing 10 minutes on each cheek and submental region which totalled to 30 minutes. I never stayed in the same spot for more then 5 seconds and I would always slowly move rotating spots slightly. One issue I noticed is how loud it was, I ended up receiving bad hearing effects for the following 3 days. The effects on my ear from the treatment wasn't necessarily painful however it did give me a weird hearing difficulties almost as if I had water in my ears, my sound quality was slightly muffled. Please note I had no issues in my submental region.
I have heard it is due to getting close to the facial bones however in my opinion I never got close to them, I was always within my circled fat regions and would also smile or puff out my cheeks to get more pure fat isolation which unfortunately didn't benefit my problem much.
If theirs any advice for the hearing issue please let me know.

4: Background information / Tips
85% of the fat will be channelled via the lymphatic system so make sure to implement proper lymphatic drainage techniques. Personally I drunk lots of water pre, post and intra treatment, slept with my head slightly more elevated then usual and boosted my intake of potassium. Basically implicate debloating tactics. Also do not do treatment daily I recommended once a week or once a fortnight.
if I Missed anything please feel free to tell me as I am looking to learn as well.

5: machine and equipment I purchased

6: Conclusion
Based on my first session, ultrasonic cavitation should be approached with caution however practically every thread about it mentions the risks. Whilst there may be potential benefits, there are also risks such as temporary hearing disturbances. If you plan on using UC, start conservatively and prioritize lymphatic support. I’ll update this thread as I gain more experience.

First ever proper thread, I apologise for improper formatting.
@zentro @Mandibulary @ediro @BR32 @Professor Grey @AstroSky @Aryan Incel
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I heard during the sessions from each week you won’t look better and be bloated. Also we have the same machine which mode of the letter are you in ? And I’ve been leaving the head of uc in one cheek and moving it
 
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