The Computer Aided Cosmetology Instrument (CACI) was one of the first non-invasive alternatives to cosmetic surgery.

CACI uses a patented Tsunami waveform to transmit tiny electrical signals that restore muscle tone, enhance skin tissue and encourage repair activity within skin cells. The CACI micro-current lifting system can be used on facial lines and wrinkles as well as for body conditioning, cellulite and fluid retention, acne, stretch marks and scar tissue.

New from CACI is the Future-Tec regenerator system, which combines laser, micro-current, ultrasound and vacuum suction in one treatment system to tackle skin imperfections such as wrinkles, pigmentation, cellulite and blemishes.

With four different applicators, Future-Tec can perform a variety of different treatments. The Microlase Wrinkle Comb provides a non-invasive alternative to collagen injections, while the Ultrasound Wave uses sonic vibrations to exfoliate and deep cleanse the epidermis - a non-abrasive alternative to harsh skin-peeling.

Advanced Keymodule Endermologie is also new to CACI and has just arrived in the UK. The machine has been developed following research from UCLA, which shows that stimulating veins, arteries and collagen cells improves blood and lymph circulation.

It combines patented rotary cylinder technology with vacuum suction to reduce the volume of fat cells and therefore cellulite and localised fat.