Slimming body treatment
A full body treatment on dimpled areas: the skin is opened up, worked by hand, then wrapped.
In a few words
- Sixty minutes: scrub, manual work and wrap
- Skin rolling on thighs, hips and stomach
- Firmer, smoother skin to the touch
- Pairs with cryolipolysis and maderotherapy
Practical information
- From
- €95.00
- Recommended sessions
- One session a week for six to eight weeks.
- After the session
- Redness for one to two hours, sometimes a light bruise on sensitive tissue.
The treatment in detail
The session lasts sixty minutes, 95 €. It starts with a scrub that clears dead cells and lets actives through. Then comes the manual work, skin rolling and firm kneading on the thighs, hips and stomach. It ends with a wrap that lets the treatment cream act.
Skin rolling mobilises the tissue under the skin, the one that gives the dimpled look. It is mechanical work and it needs repetition: one session shows little, a weekly rhythm shows.
This treatment does not make you lose weight and does not claim to. It acts on the look of the skin, on its firmness and on local circulation. Weight depends on food and activity, not on the treatment room.
It pairs well with cryolipolysis or lipocavitation, which target the fat deposit itself, and with maderotherapy, which works the same tissue with wooden tools.
You can expect…
Smooth, warm skin, firmer to the touch, sometimes red for an hour or two.
The dimpled look shifts over a course, not over one session: count one session a week for six to eight weeks.
Frequently asked questions
Does this treatment make you lose weight?
No. It acts on the look and firmness of the skin. Weight depends on food and activity.
Does skin rolling hurt?
It pulls, especially in the first sessions and on sensitive tissue. Pressure is adjusted; a light bruise remains possible.
How many sessions?
One a week for six to eight weeks. A single session does not change the look of the tissue.
Contraindications
- Phlebitis, known thrombosis or marked varicose veins on the area
- Anticoagulant treatment without medical advice
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Lesion, wound or flaring skin condition on the area
- Recent abdominal surgery without the surgeon's agreement
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.