Flanks and abdomen are where the large curved applicators earn their place. Held on hinged arms, they can sit over the love handles or across the lower abdomen for a full programme, which suits the core and waistline requests that dominate body contouring enquiries. Thighs and buttocks follow naturally with the same applicators.
Arms and calves are the likely job for the two smaller display handles. Clients who want firmer upper arms are a steady market in aesthetic clinics, and a handle sized for the area avoids forcing a large applicator onto a small limb. Confirm the output and fixing method of those handles before advertising arm treatments.
The best fit is an established aesthetic clinic, cosmetic surgery unit or physiotherapy-led body studio that already runs structured courses with consultation, screening, photographs and measured follow-up. Distributors who plan to sell the tower under their own trade name are the other natural buyers, provided they understand the obligations that come with putting their name on it.
Clients should be near their target weight and looking for firmer muscle and a modest change in the fat layer; the tower is unsuitable for weight-loss programmes, for clients with implanted electronics or metal near the treatment area, and for unattended treatment. The practice conducts an exposure assessment under the 2016 electromagnetic fields regulations, electrical safety testing, operator training under PUWER, a screening procedure, and an equipment file per unit. The manufacturer issues the conformity documentation required for these inspection and procurement routes, and the seller provides it.