Lipo Massage Cellulite Treatment Review

LipoMassage Cellulite Treatment employs the same roller and suction technology that is characteristic of Endermologie treatments. What sets Lipo Massage apart is that it targets the problem area more directly and works fast. This procedure has not only been used on cellulite, but also on wrinkles, to relieve muscle aches, improve blood circulation, and help general body contouring.

How Does It Work?

Lipo Massage works by using rollers that rotate over the skin and the suctioning power of a vacuum to manipulate the outer layers of the skin. The goal is to break up the fat cells beneath the surface of the skin. They are burned and dissolved and the affected skin is rejuvenated. Lipo Massage claims to produce the following results: restored collagen in the skin, toxins and retained water are expelled, and the connective tissue in the skin is stretched leaving the body smoothly contoured.

Lipo Massage is FDA-approved and is non-invasive. The treatment sessions are only about 35 minutes and only cost about $40. There is very little risk and no side effects involved with this procedure. However, it is recommended that you have at least 6-9 sessions before you see any results. Unfortunately there has been very little proof that Lipo Massage works. The company recommends that you have at least 15 sessions to see optimum results. You start out by having 3 treatment sessions a week for 2 weeks, then drop to two sessions a week. Even after you get the desired results, monthly maintenance treatments will likely be needed.

Bottom Line

LipoMassage is a fairly new procedure and therefore is largely untested. For more proven results, it might be best to try a product that has been proven to work. While the technology behind Lipo Massage seems sound, waiting until further research has been done is probably the safest solution.