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95% Treatment Effectiveness

Meso-CRF offers *impressive results in comparison to the majority of radiofrequency, cavitation and needle-free mesotherapy treatments, because of it's high specifications and because it simultaneously combines these three techniques, also saving you time and money. These results occur when the treatment is combined with diet, exercise and alcohol avoidance.

However, nothing biological can be guaranteed by any method, surgical or non-surgical, including Meso-CRF. Our success rate after 12 sessions is about 95%, with a small percentage of women not experiencing satisfactory results in 12 sessions unless a large number of sessions is undertaken. This is usually due to the fact that many women continue being sedentary, drinking alcohol and overeating, thereby producing new cellulite whilst attempting to reduce it with a treatment... It is apparent that under such circumstances any anti-cellulite, slimming or toning treatment may not be effective.

In a very small number of cases satisfactory results are not produced in 12 sessions even if the client exercises and diets. Fortunately, after 500 sessions in the last 5 months we have only had two such cases, but we cannot guarantee that it will not happen again, as we do not pretend to be God (nothing biological can be guaranteed).

What we can guarantee, however, is that we will offer the most powerful and comprehensive anti-cellulite, fat-reducing and skin tightening treatment available, combined with our extensive knowledge and experience, to offer the best possible results to all our clients. And if after the end of your course a client needs a few extra sessions to achieve maximum results we will be happy to offer her a reduced price for those extra sessions so that she achieves those results!

 

99.6% Treatment Safety

The last 5 months we have provided 500+ Meso-CRF sessions and we only had 2 cases of mild swelling/irritation, which dissipated in about a week. The remainder 498+ sessions went smoothly with no problems whatsoever, so we can safely state that our treatments are 99.6% side-effect free!

 

Diet and exercise are essential

Naturally, you would not expect to lose cellulite/localised fat if you continued doing the things that caused the cellulite/local fat accumulation in the first place, i.e. poor diet, inactivity and/or drinking. It is biologically impossible for any body reshaping treatment to be effective under those circumstances, so we cannot emphasise enough the importance of diet, exercise and alcohol avoidance duting your course of treatments. Ideally, you should be losing half a pound of weight per week in order to maximise the effects of the treatment.

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May022010

10 ways to prevent body protein breakdown, loose skin and cellulite - Part 1

Why is protein so important for cellulite prevention and skin firmness?

All the body tissues that give you shape and make you look young and firm are made of protein. Your skin and other connective tissues are made of proteins such as elastin and collagen. Elastin offers elasticity whilst collagen provides firmness. A high protein skin level keeps you toned and fit, whilst a high water and fat level makes your skin look and feel loose, puffy and "cellulite-y" (loose skin, excess fat and water retention are the three hallmarks of cellulite).

Several lifestyle factors can degrade your skin and connective tissue proteins, both in terms of quality and quantity, creating skin looseness and cellulite in the process. The list below outlines the 10 most important things to avoid in order to maintain your skin and connective tissue protein integrity and consequently keep your skin firm and cellulite-free.

 

1. Keep very active - even if you do not consume excessive calories

You may already know that your body is very economical with fat: it does everything possible in it's power to maintain it's fat levels in order to be able to cope with starvation in the future. This is what helped us survive over the millennia and this is also what makes it so difficult to lose fat these days of plenty.

However, your body is not frugal with fat only, it is economical with protein too: maintaining protein tissue is metabolically very expensive for the body and if your body does not need a specific tissue it slowly breaks it down in order to reduce maintenance costs. A business might call this "downsizing". In layman's terms this is called "if you don't use it you lose it", and it applies not just to muscle but also to capillaries and skin.

So every time you sit on your bum in the office, or lie on the couch watching TV, you send a signal to your body to downsize: being immobile you need less muscle tissue, less skin tissue, less ligament tissue, less tendon tissue, less blood capillary tissue, less lymphatic capillary tissue and less bone tissue tissue. Who needs firmness and strong bones if there is no movement-induced vibration to utilise this firmness against? And who needs strong blood vessels if they are hardly ever used in a vigorous way? You might as well be a "blob": that would be very economical for your body and that's what it actually becomes after chronic immobilisation. 

So as you understand, general physical activity and exercise are not important just to burn excess calories, they are also important because they send the right messages to your body to build new protein tissue and repair the existing one, thereby stimulating your body to maintain a firm skin, tones muscles, strong bones and an effective capillary network.

 

2. Avoid alcohol

However, it's not only inactivity that make you lose protein form your tissues. Alcohol stimulates the production of cortisol, the stress hormone, a catabolic hormone that stimulates the removal of protein from the body. In addition, cortisol stimulates the creation of new fat cells in your abdominal area - hence the "beer belly".

 

Continue to: 10 ways to prevent body protein breakdown, loose skin and cellulite - Part 2