Cellulite Treatment

The 6 Sessions of the Cellulite Treatment Program Consist of the following:

Our equipment is a non-invasive body contouring treatment for circumferential and cellulite reduction.

This enables you to safely achieve a toned, contoured, and well-shaped body in typically 3–6 treatment sessions, making you look and feel more youthful.

It provides dramatic results without downtime or significant discomfort.

Our technology combines infrared light, bi-polar radio frequency energy, and vacuum, which cause deep heating of the fat cells, their surrounding connective tissue, and the underlying dermal collagen fibers. This type of efficient heating and vacuum stimulates the growth of new and better collagen and elastin, which results in localised reduction in skin laxity, body volume, and an overall improvement in skin structure and texture.

Cellulite treatments could be done on the lower body, i.e., buttocks and upper legs. Contouring treatments can be done on the neck, double chin, upper arms, abdomen, love handles, and bra fat. Most patients see gradual and cumulative results throughout the treatment regime.

Heat is the fundamental mechanism for improvement of skin texture and cellulite and changes in fat metabolism. Reaching the temperature end point and maintaining it over time is key to treatment success, on a strict basis, giving you the best results. RF heat penetrates into deeper layers of the dermis, whereas infrared is more superficial. In the dermis, controlled thermal injury improves collagen formation and metabolic changes to the adipocyte. In the hypodermis, the effect is on connective and adipose tissue.

The vacuum increases penetration depth driving heat deeper into the tissue, negative pressure from the vacuum augments circulation by opening up compressed blood vessels. The combination of vacuum suction and mechanical rollers increases lymphatic drainage. Improved adipose metabolism via deep heating with radiofrequency allows adipocytes to act metabolically in a more active fashion, resulting in a decrease in the adipocyte size.