Onda Pro

About this device
Onda Pro comes from DEKA of Italy — a long-established European laser-medicine manufacturer — and is one of the world's rare microwave body-contouring platforms: no surgery, no liposuction, using microwaves to address localised fat, cellulite and skin laxity together. It is the core body-contouring device at our clinic.
Its patented Coolwaves™ microwaves (2.45 GHz) are preferentially absorbed by subcutaneous fat — manufacturer materials describe about 80% of the energy acting on the fat layer and about 20% on the dermis, where it supports tightening. Three handpieces work at different depths: Deep for larger-area fat, Shallow for tightening and cellulite, and Pocket for small facial areas such as under the chin. PGW (Precision-GigaWave) energy control, contact sensors and real-time temperature feedback work alongside the handpiece's continuous contact cooling, so the skin surface stays comfortable while the energy reaches its target.
Treatment feels warm, most people need no numbing, and a single area takes about 10–30 minutes — you return to normal activities right away. Under the chin, the jawline, arms, abdomen, waist, thighs and buttocks can each be planned by area. It suits people at a fairly stable weight whose local contours need refining, without considering surgery.
What it can do
- Targets localised fat
- Firms loose skin
- Improves the look of cellulite
- Many areas: under the chin, jawline, arms, abdomen, waist, thighs and buttocks
Who it suits
- Localised fat on the abdomen, thighs or arms
- Visible cellulite on the thighs or buttocks
- Mild skin laxity on the body
What to expect
- Consultation, measurements and area assessment
- Marking and preparation of the treatment area
- Onda Pro handpiece treatment with continuous cooling
- Aftercare guidance on hydration and activity
Good to know
- A warm sensation during treatment is normal
- Changes develop gradually over the following weeks
- A course of sessions is usually recommended
The information on this page is general in nature and is not medical advice. Results vary from person to person, and no outcome can be guaranteed. Whether a treatment is suitable for you can only be determined after an in-person assessment.
