Shockwave Therapy
Improve skin texture, support body contouring and boost treatment results.
Shockwave Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses acoustic waves to stimulate circulation, encourage collagen production and improve the appearance of cellulite. It is commonly combined with other body contouring treatments to enhance skin texture and support smoother, firmer-looking skin.
At Bee Aesthetics, every treatment plan is tailored to your individual goals, ensuring natural-looking improvements that complement your body's shape rather than dramatically altering it.
Pricing
£150
The Ultimate Combo - Radio Frequency, Cavitation & Shockwave (1 hour 15 minutes)
Shockwave cellulite and lymphatic drainage (30 minutes)
£60
Shockwave cellulite and lymphatic drainage (30 minutes)
£60
The Ultimate Combo - Radio Frequency, Cavitation & Shockwave (1 hour 15 minutes)
£150
Before & After
Frequently Asked Questions
Shockwave Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses acoustic waves to stimulate the treated tissue. In aesthetics, it is commonly used to improve skin texture and reduce the appearance of cellulite.
Yes.
Shockwave Therapy can be used to improve the appearance of cellulite by targeting areas of uneven or dimpled skin. Results vary between individuals and usually develop over a course of treatments.
Shockwave Therapy is primarily used to improve skin texture and the appearance of cellulite rather than as a weight-loss treatment. Other body contouring treatments may be more appropriate for reducing localised fat.
Shockwave Therapy may be suitable for adults looking to improve cellulite, uneven skin texture or the appearance of dimpled skin. Your suitability will be assessed during a consultation.
The number of treatments depends on the area being treated and your individual goals. A course of sessions may be recommended for the best results.
Treatment can create a tapping or pulsing sensation, but it is generally well tolerated. The intensity can be adjusted to help keep you comfortable throughout your appointment.
There is usually minimal downtime, so most people can return to their usual activities after treatment. Temporary redness or tenderness may occur in the treated area.