electrolipolysisToday, electrolipolysis is one of thethe most effective procedures in both modern medicine and cosmetology. Electrolipolysis, patented in France less than twenty years ago, has already received the best reviews, not only from French women, but also from residents of other countries, where it quickly became popular.

Electrolipolysis of the body - let's get to know each other better

In the second half of the eighteenth century,When the possibility of obtaining electrical energy from artificial sources was discovered, doctors immediately began to use it. Today, body electrolipolysis is the best and most reliable assistant for cardiac surgeons, physiotherapists and, of course, cosmetologists. Electrolipolysis is one of the few means that can get rid of cellulite and correct the figure without the intervention of plastic surgeons. Thanks to the electrical impulse, not only is the metabolism activated and the fat accumulated in the body is broken down, but also lymphatic drainage is stimulated and the deep layers of the epidermis are cleansed.

Electrolipolysis, electrode and needle

Modern cosmetology offers two typesprocedures: needle electrolipolysis and electrode electrolipolysis. If the first type of body electrolipolysis is quite painful and leaves traces on the body in the form of small swelling, redness and bruises, then the second does not cause pain to the client, although the effect of magnetic electrodes on the body cannot be called pleasant either. Usually, visitors to cosmetology rooms prefer to "bring beauty" with the help of electrode electrolipolysis, not wanting to endure the pain from needles inserted directly into the body, into the fatty tissue. However, needle electrolipolysis has a wide variety of reviews - on the one hand, it is disliked for its pain, and on the other - respected for its greater (compared to electrode) effectiveness.

Electrolipolysis procedure

electrolysolysis reviewsWhat happens to the client who came toelectrolipolysis? The procedure is carried out in a room equipped with special equipment. The duration of the procedure is usually from 45 minutes to an hour, depending on the program that experienced cosmetologists will select for you. Magnetic skin electrodes are attached to problem areas (hips and buttocks, stomach, legs and arms) (or needles are inserted into the skin) and the device is turned on. Electrolipolysis with the help of electrodes makes the cells change the polarity of the charge from fifteen to twenty times per minute, due to which the cells actively spend energy, and therefore the fats accumulated in the body - they quickly burn out, and everything that remains of them is excreted through the genitourinary system. Reviews of electrolipolysis on the Internet are usually good, because no other procedure for getting rid of cellulite gives such good results. You can also note that there are far fewer reviews of needle electrolipolysis on women's forums, because the very procedure of inserting needle electrodes under the skin scares off many potential clients. However, those lucky ones who have a high pain threshold admit that the bruises and slight swelling left by the needles are a small price to pay for the effectiveness of the procedure. After all, electrode electrolipolysis is 30 percent less effective than needle electrolipolysis. The entire electrolipolysis procedure lasts about an hour and is carried out in three stages:

  • The first stage is the cleavage of fat cells. During the cleavage, the client feels a pleasant, light tingling of the skin, which is gradually amplified.
  • With the onset of the second stage - the verydiscomfort in the whole procedure - the tingling becomes much more noticeable and already quite unpleasant. At this time, the breakdown products of the crushed fat are pushed out of the body's cells.
  • In the third stage, electrolypolysis, due to rhythmic action on muscles and tissues, tightens and tones the skin. At the same time, alternating contractions and muscle relaxations are felt.
  • Electrolipolysis is usually prescribed consisting ofA course of five to twelve procedures, depending on the skin condition, the degree of "neglect" of cellulite and the volume of accumulated fat cells, as well as the general condition of the body. The procedure is carried out no more than once a week, ideally - once every ten days. Electrolipolysis is most effective for combating cellulite, getting rid of fatty tissue on the arms and abdomen, and also for removing excess stagnant fluid from the body that causes swelling. A useful addition to the procedure will be massage, lifting, lymphatic drainage, myostimulation and hot wraps. Lymphatic drainage done after lipolysis helps remove decay products from the body, preventing fat cells from recovering again. The effect of such a procedure as electrolipolysis is not noticeable immediately after its completion, but after about three days, clients are happy to notice that the volume of the abdomen and hips has decreased, and yesterday's "orange peel" has finally become smooth and soft female skin. Having done not one, but ten procedures, the effect will be noticeable even under clothes. In addition to the local, local effect, electrolipolysis has a positive effect on the human body as a whole: it helps improve the state of the nervous system and activates the processes of both lymph circulation and blood circulation.

    Contraindications

    Like any serious cosmetic procedure,Electrolipolysis has its contraindications. The main one is diseases of the genitourinary system, especially the kidneys, because after the procedure the load on them increases significantly, which is fraught with complications if the kidneys are weakened by some disease. In addition, electrolipolysis has contraindications for other diseases - for example, skin infections, varicose veins and a tendency to high blood pressure, hypertension and tachycardia. Of course, electrolipolysis is also contraindicated for women expecting a child (at any stage of pregnancy) and nursing mothers. We recommend reading:

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