ENDERMOLOGIE®
Q. What are the benefits of ENDERMOLOGIE® treatments?
A. ENDERMOLOGIE® treatments benefit both men and women. Treatment results include body reshaping, improved skin fitness and the reduction of cellulite.
Q. How long does each ENDERMOLOGIE® treatment last?
A. Each treatment is a hands on 35 minute full body treatment, with the majority of that time concentrating on target areas.
Q. What does an ENDERMOLOGIE® treatment feeI like?
A. ENDERMOLOGIE® is a gentle, relaxing treatment that provides a general sense of wellbeing and revitalisation. It is a non-invasive treatment that involves no medical procedures or use of any chemical substances, creams or gels.
Q. How many treatments will it take to get rid of my cellulite?
A. ENDERMOLOGIE® has a cumulative effect, whereby the connective tissue of the skin becomes healthier over time. An initial assessment of a client’s condition will determine the likely number of treatments necessary to achieve the result they desire. A suggested minimum number of treatments are 14.
Q. How often do I need ENDERMOLOGIE® treatments?
A. ENDERMOLOGIE® treatments should be performed two to three times per week until the desired result is achieved. ENDERMOLOGIE® treatments should be spaced evenly apart over the entire number of treatments required.
Q. Does ENDERMOLOGIE® work on men?
A.The ENDERMOLOGIE® treatment works even more effectively on men than women because of the genetic composition of their connective tissue. Target areas tend to be more often chest, stomach and above the hips.
Q. Does ENDERMOLOGIE® replaces diet and exercise?
A. ENDERMOLOGIE® is a specific type of exercise for your connective tissue. ENDERMOLOGIE® efficiently treats target areas unaffected by diet or conventional exercise. Incorporating a balanced diet and regular exercise into a course of ENDERMOLOGIE® treatments will achieve even greater results.
Q. Do ENDERMOLOGIE® treatments have any side effects?
A. ENDERMOLOGIE® treatments may cause light headedness, head aches or nausea, in client’s who are dehydrated or who have low blood pressure. Always remember to drink between 2 and 4 litres of water each day.
Q. What is the difference between ENDERMOLOGIE® and Liposuction?
A. ENDERMOLOGIE® treatments are non-invasive and improve the health of connective tissue. Liposuction is an invasive surgical procedure aimed at removing fat tissue from an area. Doctors often recommend ENDERMOLOGIE® treatments in conjunction with liposuction to minimise the trauma cause by the scaring and inflammation of the procedure and to improve the health of the tissue.
Q. Will I to lose weight from the treatment?
A. ENDERMOLOGIE® is not a direct weight loss treatment. The improved functioning of your client’s body systems often affects shape before any change in weight.
Q. Are the results permanent?
A.The results will last for 18 months. Then if the factors causing the initial condition are not changed, the tissue will return to the state it was in before ENDERMOLOGIE®. Regular exercise, a balanced diet and 1-2 ENDERMOLOGIE® maintenance treatments per month are recommended to help keep the results achieved.
Q. Has ENDERMOLOGIE® been scientifically proven?
A. ENDERMOLOGIE® achieved approval from the FDA in 1996 after numerous clinical trial proved its effectiveness. The studies conducted have proven ENDERMOLOGIE® to increase vascular and lymphatic flow, boost fibroblast numbers and increase collagen production.
Q. Is ENDERMOLOGIE® new?
A. ENDERMOLOGIE® has been a specific procedure for the treatment of cellulite and body contouring since 1986 in France. Over 95,000 treatments are now performed every day in over 95 countries worldwide.
Q. How much does an ENDERMOLOGIE® treatment cost?
A. ENDERMOLOGIE® treatments are $99 per treatment. Treatments are often sold singularly or in packages of 10, 20, 30 and 50 treatments. Body stockings will be given as a complimentary item if a client buys a pack of treatments.
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NARL
Adipocytes
The adipocytes are cells present in fat tissue specialized in the storage of grease. The adipocytes are thus our reserves of energy. They store the lipids until a critical cellular volume located between 70 and 120 μm. Beyond this maximum size, the adipocyte, unable to store more grease, starts the formation of a new cell of storage, the pre-adipocyte. The reserves of lipids consist of triglycerides. These triglycerides are synthesized inside the adipocyte but the endocytose or the diffusion of these triglycerides through the cytoplasmic membrane is not facilitated. The adipocyte will thus excrete in blood a lipase to cleave the triglycerides in fatty acid and glycerol which are easily assimilable by the adipocyte The opposite mechanism happens at the time of the excretion of the lipidic reserves through an enzyme, the lecithin.
Cavitation
Cavitation describes the birth and the radial oscillation of vapor and gas bubbles in a liquid subjected to a depression. If this depression is sufficiently high, the pressure can become lower than the saturating steam pressure, and a vapor bubble is likely to be born. The word comes from Latin "cavus" which means "hole".
Elimination of the rebound effect
Any loss of weight starts in the body a phenomenon of compensation which tends to bring us back towards the weight of origin
Cellulite
These clusters are often found around the hips or on the thighs right under the buttocks (riding breeches). The women are more easily touched by these greasy developments after puberty. It draws its name from the shape in small cells (of a few millimetres) which take the clusters when they are numerous. This aggregate of small balls gives an aspect of "orange skin".
Lipolysis
Enzymatic hydrolysis of edible fats under the action of pancreatic and intestinal lipases. The lipolysis constitutes the opposite process of the lipogenesis. The greasy substances are destroyed and are transformed into energy to meet the needs for the organization. Normally the stability of the greasy mass is ensured by the balance which exists between lipolysis and lipogenesis. This fatty mass decreases when the consumption of greases is more important than the input in lipids and/or glucids.
Noradrenalin
Noradrenalin (or norépinéphrine) is an organic compound (neurotransmitter) which plays the part of adrenergic hormone and neuro-transmitter. It is a catecholamine like the dopamine or adrenalin. It is mainly released by nervous fibres of the sympathetic nervous system and acts like neuro-transmitter at the level of the effector organs
Ultrasound
The ultrasound is a sound whose frequency is higher than 20 000 Hz.