CELLULITE
and body lifting

This is a technique in which pressure is applied to the skin using a special device with vacuum attachments. This device creates a vacuum and tightens the skin, stimulating circulation and lymphatic drainage. Vacuum massage helps break down fat deposits, reduce swelling and improve the overall appearance of the skin.

Combining vacuum massage allows you to work on problem areas of the body, remove cellulite, break down fat deposits, and tighten the skin.

Body skin tightening 1 zone 4500 (abdomen, sides, inner thighs, arms, décolleté, above the knees, etc.).
Fractional microneedling RF lifting is a rejuvenation procedure that starts the process of skin renewal due to exposure to radio frequency pulses that heat the deep layers of the skin. RF lifting is carried out using special gold microneedles.

Thanks to the heating of the needle along its entire length, the procedure leaves no marks or scars, and the skin heals quickly. And this property gives a rejuvenating effect: the production of elastin and collagen is stimulated, the skin is cleansed, tissue tone improves

A consultation with a cosmetologist helps not only to choose the appropriate procedure but also to set realistic expectations for the patient, ensuring the safety and effectiveness of the treatment.

What is included in a cosmetologist consultation:

Medical history collection:

• Health history: Identification of chronic diseases, allergies, and medications being taken.
• Skin care history: Information on previously used procedures and skin care products, their effectiveness, and possible side effects.

Analysis of skin type and condition:

• Determination of skin type: (dry, oily, combination, normal).
• Assessment of skin condition: Presence of acne, pigmentation spots, wrinkles, scars, and vascular changes.

Problem diagnosis:

• Discussion of main concerns: Issues bothering the patient (e.g., wrinkles, pigmentation, loss of elasticity).
• Identification of causes and factors: Factors affecting skin condition (e.g., lifestyle, stress, nutrition).

Setting goals and expectations:

• Determining desired results: What results the patient wants to achieve from the procedure.
• Discussion of realistic expectations: Possible limitations of the procedures.

Recommendation of suitable procedures:

• Specific procedure recommendations: Procedures that can address identified problems (e.g., mesotherapy, chemical peel).
• Discussion of alternative methods: Their advantages and disadvantages.

Treatment planning:

• Determining the number of procedures: Necessary quantity and frequency.
• Discussion of possible combinations: Combining procedures for the best results.

Procedure information:

• Description of the process: Explanation of the procedure steps.
• Possible sensations: What to expect during and after the procedure.

Preparation recommendations:

• Instructions for preparation: (e.g., avoiding certain medications, protecting the skin from the sun).

Discussion of possible risks and side effects:

• Explanation of risks and side effects: Measures to minimize them.

Post-procedure skin care recommendations:

• Post-procedure care instructions: To achieve the best results and prevent complications.

Answers to questions:

• Providing answers: To all questions regarding the procedure, preparation, care, and expectations.