CLEVELAND -- Hey ladies! There may be help for your cellulite.

According to NewsChannel5, the GX-99 machine has seven different attachments and several application that are supposed to get rid of those pockets of fat.

Tracy Cunningham, WEWS tester, has never done anything before to try to get rid of cellulite, and she was quite pleased after trying the new device.

"Nothing hurt, nothing pinched," she said. "It was just like a full leg massage, felt really good."

The treatment isn't just for women. It's also for men.

The multi-step treatment takes about an hour for both legs. There is a lot of massaging.

And if you are wondering if it works.

Cunningham said: "It feels tighter just because there was so much work done on it, so obviously it feels tighter. But I didn't expect a miracle where it was going to suck up everything in the wand."

The GX-99 does have FDA approval, but only for temporary cellulite reduction.

"There's no magic pill, no magic potion," said Dave Hershberger, Bodyworks owner. "We basically use it as a detoxifying tool, a contouring tool, but everybody's responsible for their own health."

Each session is about $75, and for the best benefit, it's recommended you go for at least twice a week.

After six times, you should see and feel some difference.