What it is
There are several options, and they are often combined:
- Body carboxytherapy: carbon dioxide is applied through injections with fine needles. It improves blood circulation and oxygenation, stimulates lipolysis (the fat cells release their content and the fat is burned off) and promotes collagen synthesis, reducing fat and improving skin texture and elasticity.
- Shockwave therapy: non-invasive acoustic waves that stimulate the deep tissues and metabolism. They activate circulation, so fat drains more easily, increase elasticity and reduce orange-peel skin and stretch marks.
- LPG Endermologie: uses lymphatic drainage to improve circulation, leaving the skin visibly better.
- Body mesotherapy: applied with fine needles directly to the area where the cellulite builds up.
- Unison.
Who it is for
Cellulite can affect anyone and appear on different parts of the body, often together with skin laxity.
Legs and buttocks
The legs and buttocks are especially prone to cellulite. On the legs, carboxytherapy and mesotherapy can be the best treatment for localised cellulite, because both reach the area where it builds up with fine needles.
Cellulite and skin laxity
When cellulite comes with laxity, Unison and carboxytherapy help treat both and leave the skin more elastic.
The session
An aesthetic medicine doctor assesses each case first. Based on that assessment, we combine the most suitable techniques.
A healthy, balanced diet and exercise are always advisable alongside treatment.
Results
The aim is a visible, lasting reduction in orange-peel skin, with firmer, more elastic skin and better texture.
