Ultracavitat fat remover

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Previously posted in weight loss but didn't get a response so thought I'd try here.

I don't even know why I'm asking as I am sure it's a con but the reviews are soooo good I'm tempted. AIBU??

Anyone used one of these and had success or should I just engage my brain and not buy it.

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Following, would love this to work! (Sorry no advice)

I haven’t tried this product oig, but I did sign up to a course of this treatment at a clinic as a trial patient. A friend was training in this and asked me. I think I had 8 sessions on my inner thighs and arms as these were the areas they wanted to assess. It would normally cost about £1000! I went every week, I think, for 8 weeks. I think it toned a little, but not as dramatic as any of those pictures. I did say to my friend that soon they’d be selling them in Argos or something, no doubt, but she said she didn’t think home version would be strong enough or as effective. Then again, they would say that, wouldn’t they! In conclusion, I think it may work a little, but I’d be surprised if £80 can get you those results in the photos, when what would have normally been £1000 only achieved minimal results in my case.

Hubby had this sort of thing on his tummy (long term diabetic and had 'needle lumps' it helped them.

Load of bollocks.

AldoI should add, the clinic version of theze machines are attached to a box about the size of a desk and the machine makes sounds like insects chirping! They heat your skin and then zap the cellulite apparently. You’re supposed to drink lots of water to flush this out over the next few days.

Sorry for typos above!

I suspect it might be a load of bollocks.

Thanks - saves £87