Endermologie™

This has come to mean the process of           reduction of Cellulite by mechanical means - using certain processes massage, rolling and manipulation of the tissues.  There are several products in the market that claim to be Endermology - but only Endermologie® is the patented and proven technique for Cellulite reduction using these methods.

Endermologie® is a non surgical procedure which helps eliminate cellulite and assists in achieving visible improvement in body shape and skin tone. It is the first cellulite treatment that has been approved by the American Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It was developed in the early 1980's by Louis-Paul Guitay (hence LPG Endermologie® ).

Initially it was used in the treatment of burns to prevent skin contraction and loosen scar tissue. It was noted that it improved the appearance of cellulite and became widely used in France and USA for aesthetic purposes.

On your first treatment:

You will receive a consultation where-by the condition of your cellulite will be discussed between you and your therapist. A programme will be agreed to suit your own personal needs. A before and after photograph may also be taken in order for you to see the best of your results! During the treatment you will wear a specialized body stocking. This is to make it more comfortable and also to protect your modesty! The therapist carries out the treatment which involves a hand held massaging head which delivers intermittent suction and rolling action to the area being treated. Each treatment will last approximately 35 minutes, at the rate of about 1 - 2 per week. This is not a painful treatment and most people describe it as being most relaxing as it simulates a body massage. The quantity of treatments depends on each individual, however, we recommend that you have a minimum of 10 sessions in order to benefit fully. Its use can be accompanied by some weight loss. It is also an excellent compliment to liposuction. This is not a permanent solution to reduction in cellulite, but after your initial course of treatments, you may find that a 'maintenance schedule' of monthly treatments is sufficient