A compact starting point
Body cavitation, body RF and facial RF, without vacuum.
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Compare cavitation and radio frequency (RF) devices by the attachments you want to use—not just the number on the box.
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Compare the included heads, check where each one belongs, and read the model-specific guidance before you buy.
Start with the functions you need. Extra attachments add options and instructions; they do not establish better results.
Body cavitation, body RF and facial RF, without vacuum.
View this setup →Compare suction controls alongside the dedicated body and facial RF heads.
View this setup →Five contact heads plus a pad function—not six interchangeable handpieces.
View this setup →Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) through an electrode module, alongside a wider attachment set.
View this setup →All six models include body cavitation and a dedicated facial RF function. Compare the complete attachment sets on the product pages.

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Cavitation uses ultrasound—sound-wave technology—and the cavitation heads in this range are for body treatment. RF uses electrical energy through a designated skin-contact head. Use each attachment only for the areas identified for that model.
The 9-in-1 lists a separate eye-area RF head. That does not make a body or facial RF head interchangeable around the eyes.
Check the area. Match the intended body or facial area to the designated head.
Check the setup. Confirm the required contact medium, power compatibility, included accessories and space for the console.
Check suitability. Review the model-specific contraindications. If a medical condition or implanted device may affect use, discuss the device with a qualified clinician.
Get practical answers before planning a routine.
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Read the guide →Product pages identify the attachments and their documented uses. Our guides explain the differences, including the details that still need confirmation.
Technology research can explain how a function works. It does not establish clinical results for these products. These devices are not a weight-loss plan, and no guaranteed treatment outcome is presented here.
Start with the attachment set you need. A compact cavitation and RF setup may be enough if you do not want vacuum or pads. Compare the wider systems if you specifically want those extras or separate EMS electrodes.
Only when the exact model instructions identify both areas for that attachment. This range includes separate body and facial RF heads; body cavitation is not facial treatment.
No. Function counts describe available options, not proven effectiveness. Some counts include pads or electrodes rather than an additional contact head.
Use the shipping and returns links below for the current terms. Check applicable destinations, costs and conditions before placing an order.
See the six setups side by side, then open the product page for the details that matter to you.