Physiotherapy
Anticellulite
massage
Anticellulite
massage
A lot of women complain about cellulite and it affects them regardless of their age or weight. Orange peel appears both in patients who are slim, as well as in those who are more plump, most often on thighs, buttocks and abdomen.
It’s often a source of many complexes. How to get rid of cellulite? Apart from home remedies, which are not always effective, it is worth taking advantage of treatments performed by professionals. In our clinic you can make an appointment for, among others, an anti-cellulite massage.
Anticellulite
massage
How will an anti-cellulite massage benefit me? It improves blood circulation in the skin and muscles, while accelerating metabolism and cell repair. It also has a positive effect on the body shape, reduces the appearance of cellulite and firms the skin.
A well performed treatment reduces lymphatic stasis and additionally nourishes and oxygenates cells. As a result, the skin becomes tighter and firmer. An anti-cellulite massage, combined with exercises, home treatments and a healthy diet brings spectacular outcomes.
Anticellulite massage
– who is it for?
Almost everyone can benefit from this treatment. An anti-cellulite massage is suitable not only for people who have a very visible cellulite.
The treatment also works in the case of hardly visible orange peel (here you can count on faster results) and as prevention against cellulite. Anti-cellulite massages bring effects if you have problems with water retention in the body.
Contraindications for an
anti-cellulite massage
Even though an anti-cellulite massage is a completely safe treatment, there are some contraindications for it:
- elevated temperature
- tumours
- pregnancy
- menstrual period
- infectious diseases
- circulatory disorders: thrombosis, heart disease, pacemaker, atherosclerosis, hypertension
- vasculitis and lymphadenitis
- haemophilia
- couperose-prone skin.
Useful information
30 – 60 min
cardiovascular disorders: thrombosis, heart disease, having a pacemaker, atherosclerosis, hypertension