Upper-arm size is caused by three factors: subcutaneous fat, loose skin, and muscle or swelling. ONDA Lift can be expected to work on two of these: subcutaneous fat and loose skin. The likely cause can be estimated to some extent from how the arms feel when touched.
Upper arms whose size is caused by subcutaneous fat are more likely to show slimming results with ONDA Lift. Because ONDA Lift reduces fat in specific areas, it is suitable for upper arms where fat remains around the arms even after losing weight through dietary restrictions.
However, if there is a very large amount of fat or you want to significantly reduce your size in a short period, ONDA Lift alone may not achieve your goal. Conversely, when there is only a thin layer of pinchable fat, heat may be less likely to reach it, and the changes may be smaller.
If the arms have little fat but the skin hangs when the arms are raised, the cause is loose skin. Tightening with ONDA Lift can help improve the contours of the arms. Because the heat from ONDA Lift also reaches the deeper layers of the skin, there is no need to receive separate treatments for fat reduction and skin tightening.
However, when there is a large amount of excess skin on the upper arms, such as after significant weight loss, tightening alone may not remove all the excess skin. Surgery to remove the skin may be considered.
Upper-arm size caused by muscle or swelling will not change with ONDA Lift. ONDA Lift works on fat and skin, but it does not reduce muscle thickness or excess fluid retained in the body. If muscle or swelling is the main cause of the size of the upper arms, identifying the cause during a consultation and then choosing a treatment can help you avoid spending money on a treatment that will not produce results.