Supports weakened connective tissue to improve the look of cellulite.
Regulates micro-circulation to help prevent fluid build-up in tissue.
Helps reduce the size of fat nodules.
Helps tighten skin that has loosened after weight loss.
Lipolysis is a method in which active ingredients are injected into areas of stubborn fat and cellulite, aiming to break down fatty tissue and support its removal from the body. The treatment aims to release the fibrous bands within fatty tissue and regulate micro-circulation, reducing the appearance of cellulite and improving skin quality.
Mesotherapy involves injecting a blend of active ingredients beneath the skin to break down and mobilise fat and encourage collagen production. It is used to improve cellulite or fatty areas that persist despite diet and exercise.
Cellulite can develop due to weight gain, poor diet, tight clothing and inactivity. During pregnancy, fat storage increases, especially on the legs, hips, abdomen and arms. Cellulite can appear in people of any weight; it is not directly about weight, although extra weight is known to make it worse.
Cellulite and lipolysis mesotherapy helps improve micro-circulation to prevent fluid build-up, break down fat to reduce fat nodules, and restructure weakened connective tissue to improve the look of cellulite. It may also help tighten skin that has loosened after weight loss.
A special blend containing natural extracts, amino acids, vitamins and agents chosen by the specialist physician is injected beneath the skin. Ready-made blends may be used, or the physician may prepare a personalised cocktail. It offers an alternative for those who do not want surgery.
The stage of cellulite, the areas and your individual features are reviewed.
A ready-made blend or a personalised cocktail chosen by the physician.
The treatment area is cleansed and prepared.
The blend is injected beneath the skin where fat and cellulite are concentrated.
Usually 4–6 sessions, spaced 15 days apart.
