Body Slim EMS
Electromagnetic pulses make the muscle under the treated area work, with no voluntary movement on your part.
In a few words
- 30 minutes, one area per session
- Muscle contractions triggered, without voluntary effort
- Serum applied to skin made more permeable
- Abdominal wall, buttocks, thighs, arms
- Single session or package of five sessions
Practical information
- From
- €75.00
- Recommended sessions
- One to two sessions a week, as a course of five, then maintenance every two to three weeks.
- After the session
- Nothing to plan for. Aching the next day is possible, as after a workout.
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The treatment in detail
The device rests its heads on the area. The pulses cause involuntary muscle contractions, more numerous and more sustained than voluntary effort, over thirty minutes.
The session starts with a phase that makes the epidermis more permeable, so the chosen serum penetrates better. The stimulation comes next.
It is meant for a muscle short of tone: the abdominal wall after a pregnancy, the buttocks, the thighs, the arms. It complements physical activity, it does not replace it.
It is a course, one to two sessions a week. The menu offers the single session and the package of five sessions.
EMS works the muscle. Radiofrequency works the skin, cryolipolysis a pocket of fat: the three do not answer the same request, and the assessment says which one concerns you.
You can expect…
It tones the muscle under the treated area. The abdominal wall firms up, the area holds better.
It does not melt the fat above the muscle and does not replace physical activity. The result has to be maintained, otherwise it is lost like any muscle gain.
Photos published with the client's consent. Results may vary depending on individual profile, lifestyle and number of sessions.
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Book this treatmentFrequently asked questions
Does it replace exercise?
No. EMS makes a muscle work without voluntary movement, which helps on an area that is hard to engage, but neither the heart nor the breath is working. It complements physical activity.
Is it unpleasant?
The contraction is distinctly felt and the intensity is set with you throughout the session. Aching the next day is normal.
How many sessions?
One to two a week, as a course of five, then maintenance every two to three weeks. The menu offers a package of five sessions.
Is it possible with a pacemaker?
No. An electronic implant, epilepsy or a heart rhythm disorder are contraindications: tell us before the first session.
Contraindications
- Pacemaker or any electronic implant
- Pregnancy
- Epilepsy
- Heart rhythm disorder
- Metal implant or prosthesis in the treated area
- Hernia on the treated area
- Current cancer or recent treatment
- Lesion, wound or infection on the area
This information does not replace medical advice. An individual assessment comes before any first session, and the treatment may be declined if your situation does not allow it.