What is liposculpture?

Liposculpture is a technique of body contouring and skin conditioning. It reduces the appearance of cellulite and helps define the figure.

How does it work?

Liposculpture is a non-invasive, non-surgical procedure. It involves a stimulating massage as the hand piece of the machine is moved over the body.

The hand piece uses suction as well as a rolling action, which gently lifts and stimulates the skin, this increases circulation and aids in the release of

fluid trapped in the body tissues. This helps in the break down of deposits of cellulite and improves the definition of body shape.

What is cellulite?

Cellulite is a condition caused by the collection of fat cells that become trapped in the connective fiberous tissue. The blood supply and lymphatic drainage from the area are compromised, as is the removal of fluid from the surrounding tissue. This resaults in an "orange peel" appearance of the skin. Cellulite is found in obese, normal and thin women, generally affecting about 80-90% of the female population. Men also tend to develop cellulite but more around the abdomen, hips and chest areras. Factors that may contribute to the development of cellulite include poor nutrition, aging, smoking, circulatory problems, hereditary factors and hormonal dysfunction.

What are indications for liposculpture?

Liposculpture is recommended for people with an interest in firming and toning their body. It is a non-surgical method of improving ones looks and could be recommended instead of a surgical procedure such as liposuction. It is often recommended for patients who have had liposuction to have a course of liposculpture treatments. This assists healing and can create a smoother overall look. A good candidate for liposculpture is someone who has a healthy diet and excersises regularly. The best resaults are seen on people who are within 44lbs of their ideal weight.