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People report experiencing unwanted weight gain following the fall and winter holiday season each year. And each year we make resolutions to drop the weight, planning healthy diets and regular exercise regimens with the expectation it will all melt away. But the truth is, despite our best efforts, body fat can deposit in areas that are difficult to breakdown through diet and exercise alone. It can be incredibly discouraging if that work fails to deliver the results you want. But here are several options available to combat those trouble areas and lose the holiday fat for good.<\/span><\/p>\n Cavitation is one such option, and its appeal is that it\u2019s a non-invasive procedure. Ultrasound waves are used to attack fat cell membranes while leaving other cells intact. This destroys the fat cells, allowing the body to naturally metabolize them. It has the additional benefits of tightening the skin of the applied area and revitalizing collagen, helping skin maintain its elasticity. However, cavitation isn\u2019t the ideal solution for everyone. Unlike more\u00a0common procedures targeting fat reduction<\/a>, cavitation is used to treat trouble spots in those who are already close to their target weight and only treats small areas.<\/span><\/p>\n