Cavitation-Only Pricing in Miami: Previous Menu and the Current Combined Option

Menu update — October 19, 2026: The standalone Cavitation-only option has been removed. Body contouring is now offered only as Cavitation + Radiofrequency Combo. The standalone single-session and pack references below describe the previous menu; they are historical, not current offers. Review the [current combined-treatment menu](/weight-loss#cavitation-radiofrequency-combo-pricing) for current single-session and package listings.

Previous standalone menu context

The previous Cavitation-only menu at The Wellness Room gave Miami readers six listings to review before a consultation. Three were single sessions: 20 minutes for $40, 30 minutes for $50, and 40 minutes for $60. Three were packs of eight: 20-minute sessions for $260, 30-minute sessions for $320, and 40-minute sessions for $380.

Those lines answer a narrow pricing question. They show the displayed duration, amount, and purchase format. They leave the clinic conversation open. For current single-session or pack questions, review the combined menu and ask The Wellness Room to confirm the listing, explain the session format, and address the questions that matter to your visit.

Previous Cavitation-only pricing at The Wellness Room

The previous Cavitation-only listing appeared under Body Treatments. The single-session table showed:

• 20 minutes: $40
• 30 minutes: $50
• 40 minutes: $60

The previous pack table listed eight sessions at each duration:

• Eight 20-minute sessions: $260
• Eight 30-minute sessions: $320
• Eight 40-minute sessions: $380

When referring to a historical listing, keep its duration attached to its price. The former $50 line identified a 30-minute standalone session. For current booking questions, use the exact combined-treatment menu line, pack size, duration, and amount.

Start with the purchase format

The previous standalone menu showed two purchase formats. The Wellness Room displayed one set of prices for a single session and another set for a pack of eight. The page does not state that a visitor should begin with either format, and the presence of a pack does not establish how many sessions someone needs.

Use the previous formats as context when asking about the current combined option. Ask the team what the current combined single-session and pack listings include and how the clinic discusses those formats during a consultation. That approach keeps a pricing search useful without turning a menu into a treatment recommendation.

Miami readers may find several third-party pages with different numbers or added descriptions. Those pages cannot confirm the current menu at The Wellness Room. Return to the clinic's pricing page before you make contact, then quote the exact line you saw.

Previous 20, 30, and 40 minute labels

Both previous Cavitation-only tables used the same three displayed durations: 20, 30, and 40 minutes. The price rose with the listed time in each format. That is the comparison recorded by the previous menu.

The duration labels do not identify a device, body area, protocol, setting, or result. They also do not tell a reader which duration to request. The Wellness Room should explain what each time label means in its own appointment process and which questions the clinic needs to review.

A clear message might read:

"I reviewed the previous Cavitation-only menu and understand that the standalone option has been removed. I would like to request a consultation and confirm the current Cavitation + Radiofrequency Combo menu and session formats."

That message gives the clinic a precise reference without assuming that any option fits your circumstances.

Consultation questions to bring

Save a short checklist before you contact The Wellness Room:

• Can you confirm the current Cavitation + Radiofrequency Combo listing under Body Treatments?
• What are the current combined single-session formats and prices?
• What are the current combined pack-of-eight listings?
• What does each listed session format include?
• How does the clinic describe the difference among the three duration labels?
• Which questions does the clinic need to review during the consultation?
• Are there other details or costs that the displayed lines do not show?
• What is the next step after I request a consultation?

These questions ask The Wellness Room to interpret its own menu. They do not ask an article to decide treatment, eligibility, or expected results.

What the menu does not establish

The previous standalone menu documented the service label, its Body Treatments category, three displayed durations, two purchase formats, and six prices. It does not establish a device, technique, protocol, body area, package inclusion, insurance fact, appointment opening, benefit, outcome, or guarantee.

The menu also does not provide medical advice, a diagnosis, preparation steps, aftercare instructions, eligibility rules, or a suitability decision. A pack-of-eight listing describes a purchase format on the page. It does not prove that eight sessions fit a particular person or goal.

Keep those gaps as questions. If you have personal health information or a concern that may affect the conversation, give it to the clinic through the process The Wellness Room provides. This article cannot interpret it or use it to select a session.

Bring the exact listing into a Miami consultation

A focused pricing reference can make the first exchange with The Wellness Room more productive. Write down the category, current combined-treatment label, single or pack format, duration, and amount. Check the live page again on the day you contact the clinic because menu details can change.

The Wellness Room can then confirm its current listing and explain the session format in its own terms. You can ask for clarification before making a booking decision. That direct exchange matters more than assumptions drawn from a search result or another provider's page.

Review the [current combined-treatment pricing menu](/weight-loss#cavitation-radiofrequency-combo-pricing), then [request a consultation with The Wellness Room](/#contact). Ask the team to confirm the listing, explain the single-session and pack-of-eight formats, and identify the questions the clinic should review with you.

Cavitation pricing FAQ

What did a standalone Cavitation session cost on the previous menu?

The previous menu listed 20 minutes at $40, 30 minutes at $50, and 40 minutes at $60. Standalone Cavitation-only sessions have been removed; confirm the current combined listing before booking.

What did a pack of eight standalone Cavitation sessions cost?

The previous standalone menu listed eight 20-minute sessions at $260, eight 30-minute sessions at $320, and eight 40-minute sessions at $380.

Does the lowest price identify the right option?

No. The historical $40 line identified a 20-minute standalone session. Price and duration do not decide suitability or make a treatment recommendation.

Does the pack price explain everything included?

No. The previous standalone menu named a pack of eight, the session duration, and the displayed price. Ask The Wellness Room to explain what the current combined listing includes.

Where should I verify Cavitation pricing in Miami?

Review the Cavitation + Radiofrequency Combo section on The Wellness Room pricing page. Then request a consultation so the clinic can confirm the listing, session format, and questions it needs to review.