Onda Coolwaves by DEKA is the world’s first and only device to use the revolutionary microwave technology for non-surgical body contouring. 

Onda is a comfortable 10 minute treatment that simultaneously targets fat, cellulite and skin laxity. It uses innovative technology that deeply penetrates into the skin to deliver 80% of its energy into the fat layer, which makes the treatment more effective while keeping the skin cool. Only temperatures above 50 degrees will break down the connective tissues that cause cellulite and Onda Coolwaves achieves temperatures in the fat layer of between 50-55 degrees.

ONDA (meaning wave in Italian) uses Microwave energy with a frequency of 2.45 GHz to deliver energy to the fat and the connective tissue layers below the skin while keeping the surface of the skin cool. The key factor in the effectiveness of ONDA Coolwaves is its ability to deliver large of amounts of heat at the required depth for a prolonged period of time, while keeping the surface of skin at a safe and comfortable temperature.

ONDA Coolwaves™ utilises three specifically designed smart hand-pieces called “Deep”, “Shallow” and Plus. “Deep”, and “Shallow” are inbuilt with an intergraded cooling system that reaches 5°C on the surface of the skin (while reaching 50-53°C sub-dermally) to ensure total patient comfort. 

The Synergy between the three patented hand-pieces allows for:

–       Regression of the cellulite

–       Reduction of Localised Fat Deposits

–       Toned, elastic skin with a reduction in flabbiness

–       Harmonious remodelling of the body contours

The three different hand-pieces Deep, Shallow, Plus differ in their depth of action, each one designed for different body areas (abdomen, knees, hips, buttocks, underarms, submittal) or types of blemishes.

–       Deep: best for localised fat and cellulite

–       Shallow: best for Skin Laxity | Sub-mental Fat | Cellulite

–       The Plus hand-piece stimulates the microcirculation, maximising the treatment outcome and eliminating cellulite.

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