How the treatment works
CaviSculpt combines two external technologies: ultrasound cavitation and radiofrequency (RF). Ultrasound waves are directed at stubborn fat cells to disrupt their structure, while RF energy is applied to the same area to firm and refine the overlying skin. At Studio Chique a trained specialist coordinates both actions to target sculpting and tightening in a single treatment session.
How much change you see depends on individual factors: body composition, the specific area treated, lifestyle habits and the number of sessions chosen. CaviSculpt is not a surgical procedure; outcomes develop over time and vary by person. Many Washington clients schedule treatments around work or weekend errands — for example before visits to the U.S. National Arboretum or Union Market.
What to expect in-session
A single treatment slot for CaviSculpt at our Langdon studio is scheduled for 30 minutes. During that time a provider focuses the cavitation and RF applicator over the chosen area, aiming to combine fat-targeting ultrasound with skin-directed RF. Some clients prefer to arrive a few minutes early to review goals and any pre-treatment notes with the specialist.
After a CaviSculpt session most people return to normal activities; the treatment is non-invasive and does not require surgical downtime. Results are gradual and often require multiple visits to reach a client's aesthetic goal; your provider at Studio Chique will discuss a personalized plan and safe expectations during your consultation.
Scheduling and local convenience
Studio Chique serves Washington's Langdon neighborhood and nearby communities such as Hyattsville, College Park and Brookland. We offer flexible early-morning and evening booking for parents, commuters and shift workers who travel by car or Metro — convenient for people using Rhode Island Ave–Brentwood or Brookland-CUA stations.
A single CaviSculpt session is priced at $169, and many clients combine it with other spa treatments through our self-care packages for fuller visits. Booking near weekend plans — after a trip to the U.S. National Arboretum or before shopping at Union Market — is a popular choice for Washington clients seeking efficient appointments.
