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Advanced cellulite treatments during and after weight loss
Have a bum lift treatment the natural way: with radiofrequency, ultrasound, Emsculpt and red/infrared light therapy
Unfortunately many people are lured to undergo dangerous and highly invasive BBL surgery or unsafe hyaluronic acid / poly-L-lactic acid fillers in order to lift and shape their derrière. As a result many women do not even try, and quite rightly so, as they are afraid of the risks of adverse reactions inherent with such treatments. However, in addition to the one-session risky options above there is the safe, natural and effective way, which is based on stimulating collagen production and collagen contraction (with deep-acting, high-power radiofrequency) and muscle building, lifting and toning (with Emsculpt’s HIFEM technology), over a course of several safe sessions, as opposed to the - supposedly instant - gimmicky options of surgery or injections. And this is what we offer with our LipoTherapeia® Plus non-surgical bum lift treatment…
Can I have radiofrequency / cavitation treatment twice a week at LipoTherapeia?
Can I have cellulite / skin tightening treatment twice a week with you? Isn’t it too much? With our 99.5+% safe technique treatment twice a week is not too much at all at LipoTherapeia. In fact it is quite common with us and we have been doing treatments with such frequency for 15+ years now. Our treatment is non-invasive, super-safe and there is no downtime, so as long as we leave 1-2 days between sessions it is absolutely fine to have treatment twice a week…
Advanced non-surgical bum lift treatments
Advanced cellulite treatments after Brazilian butt lift (BBL)
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Why red light therapy cannot reduce cellulite - but it can help prevent it
This is a very common question at the clinic, especially with all the hype in social media in the last couple of years: “If LED light at red (~630nm) and near infrared (~830nm) frequencies improves tissue health then it can surely reduce cellulite, right?” To which the instant answer is: “Wrong. You will just have healthier cellulite and that’s it.” Let me explain. The biggest and most tricky components of cellulite are hypodermal fat accumulation (the elephant in the room) and hypodermal skin ligament (retinaculae cutis) shortening. Red/infrared light can indeed improve the secondary components of cellulite, such as…
Advanced cellulite treatments after subcision / cellfina
Advanced cellulite treatments after cellulaze
Advanced cellulite treatments after bodytite liposuction
The RF/LED Jawline Lift
Advanced cellulite treatments after ozempic, mounjaro or wegovy
Learn how low frequency RF works for cellulite and skin tightening
After more than two decades of working with skin tightening and cellulite removal and after assessing all the relevant technologies I can state that properly applied deep-acting, high-power radiofrequency is the most effective SAFE skin tightening technology (there are other skin tightening technologies but they are either ineffective and/or unsafe). Deep, strong radiofrequency is also the jointly most effective SAFE cellulite reduction technology (again, there are other skin tightening technologies but they are either ineffective and/or unsafe). Now there are different types of radiofrequency that can be used for skin tightening and cellulite reduction, according to frequency…
Cellulite reduction and the dermal hypodermal junction (DHDJ)
The Dermal HypoDermal Junction (DHDJ) is the border between the collagen-rich dermis (medium-depth skin layer) above and much fattier and less collagenous hypodermis (deepest skin layer) underneath. In people without cellulite, the DHDJ is a pretty straight line, denoting no fat infiltration from the hypodermis to the dermis that causes the familiar cellulite bumps. In people with cellulite, the DHDJ has a more “bumpy” appearance…
Should I cut out gluten whilst receiving cellulite treatments at LipoTherapeia?
Gluten is a secondary cause of cellulite, well below in order of importance from the main cellulite causes: sugar, fried food, excess card and excess fat consumption; too few vegetables, herbs, spices, berries and protein; alcohol, smoking/vaping, hormonal contraception; inactivity. So although gluten may…
Ultrasound cavitation: which frequencies are suitable for different tissue layers
Different skin tissue depths and their structures affect cellulite and skin laxity in different ways. There is widespread confusion regarding cellulite, the different skin tissue layers and their depths in the scientific literature - not to mention general information that you can find on the web. The names are totally confusing and are used to describe different things by different researchers…
Learn how to assess cellulite and create an effective treatment plan for your clients
After the above basics are covered, the next important step is to know how to assess cellulite. After the training and a few cases you will be able to assess cellulite within seconds, visually and by touch, with more comprehensive information attained by the consultation process. The main cellulite assessment factors are as follows: cellulite globule distribution; cellulite globule depth; cellulite globule size; presence of skin laxity.; presence of…
Learn how to determine the right mix of cavitation and radiofrequency for effective cellulite treatment
However, each specific case comes with a set of problems, requirements and different tissue types that would benefit more from ultrasound cavitation, radiofrequency or a mix of those techniques: cellulite type (deep vs superficial, hard vs soft etc); cellulite severity; connective tissue fibrosis; skin sensitivity; skin laxity; subcutaneous tissue depth; surface area to be treated…
‘Bottomless bubbly’ afternoon tea and the GBBO obsession vs diabetes, heart disease and cellulite
As if metabolic inflammation, insulin resistance, diabetes, overweight and obesity (not to mention cellulite, the subject of this website) were not bad enough in London and the UK in general, the last few years we have seen the rise of the ‘afternoon tea culture’, complete with bottomless prosecco offers and, of course, “The Great Diabetes Bake Off” (excuse me, I meant to say ‘The Great British Bake Off’), which has indoctrinated an entire generation to produce - and inevitably consume - vast quantities of stodgy, fattening and unhealthy nutritional junk. Indeed, the definition of junk food is food rich in fat, sugar and refined starch, so whichever way you dress a pig (fancily named Battenberg cakes or Angel slices, as…