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Beatwave is the result achieved when a diverse group of high-quality specialists work together as a team to produce an irresistible wave of communications. As a ‘virtual’ resource, Beatwave has all the elements of a regular advertising agency – as well as some even the biggest don’t have – minus the bricks, mortar and associated overheads. All of which just leaves you with the most valuable assets: people. In our case, that means people who’ve made successful careers out of making brands successful, both in Australia and overseas. People who are self-motivated, self-employed and self-disciplined, with experience you can draw on for a result you can count on.

Acoustic Wave Therapy has been developed by Storz Medical of Switzerland. The company was established in 1987 and quickly became technology leaders in Shock Wave Treatment. Shock waves are audible high-energy sound waves. They occur in the atmosphere, for example during lightning strikes or when aircraft break through the sound barrier. Shock waves are used in hospitals all over the world for the breaking down of kidney stones and gallstones. BOX HIGHLIGHT: "The majority of clients see a noticeable improvement in only six 20-minute sessions." Shock wave treatments have also been used for pain therapy by activating the body's self-healing power enabling damaged tissue to gradually regenerate and eventually heal. It was during these treatments clients noticed an improvement in their skin smoothness, the reduced appearance of stretch marks and a reduction of circumference measurements that lead to the introduction of AWT to the cosmetic field. As a result, world reknowned Storz Medical recently modified this technology so that it only treats at skin depth, resulting in a gentler but effective treatment for Cellulite. This treatment has been named Acoustic Wave Therapy. For the first time in their lives women can experience life-changing results with this revolutionary process. "A non surgical, non invasive, pain free process in only three weeks."