Cellulite Acoustic Wave Therapy

Numerous cellulite reduction treatments of our time include the utilization of combined heat and light waves to the skin and the use of intense massage method to disperse fat cells and even out dimples under the skin.

One of the latest treatments in reducing cellulite is the Acoustic Wave Therapy, a technique that manipulates connective tissues underneath the skin’s surface with the use of acoustic pulses that goes through the skin and fat, eliminating cells that cause cellulite.

It should be known that weight has nothing to do with having cellulite. Hormones, genetics, and lifestyle all play a role in collecting lipids in fat cells. These larger-than-usual fat cells put pressure on the circulatory system, causing a sluggish entry of nutrients and less elimination of waste products.

The connective tissue is stiffened which drags the skin down; fat cells that are enlarged push the skin up, resulting to the skin’s dimpled appearance. Connective tissues are then vibrated and stretched, to improve the skin’s elasticity.

It also improves capillaries to develop (vascularization) which permits the increase in nutrient intake and elimination of waste products. Moreover, the treatment generates an inflammatory response; the collagen gets thicker collagen which is stored in the upper and mid-layer part of the skin.

Acoustic Wave Therapy usually lasts for 30 minutes and clients are administered treatments two to three times a week. Additional treatments may be essential and clients may want to maintain these treatments every three months after the first session, and continue to get better for up to three months after the last session.

Clients are also advised to maintain treatments regularly once every three months after the program is finished.