In this article in Beauty KNOWHOW by Edwina Inns-Chambers, she discovers the amazing power of Endermologie to relieve stress & tension.
Read all about Endermologie in ‘The Sun’ newspaper, or at least Lisa Snowden’s experience with the treatment.
Endermologie in ‘The Sun’ newspaper…. finally printing something worth reading!! 
Good on Lisa Snowdon for sharing her experience with Endermologie. At 52 years of age she’s making sensible, healthy, risk-free choices to support her wellbeing and helping her to look her best.
She’s a regular at @endermospauk and is a great advocate for Endermologie.
This article describes what collagen is and how age affects our skin.
I often talk to my clients about what happens with collagen and ageing. And, although I have a feeling I’ve shared this before, I held onto the link because it’s one of the best articles I’ve read that describes what collagen is, how it affects skin tone and elasticity, and how its depreciation as we age affects our skin. It’s a handy one to keep on file for when you have 5 mins to delve deeper.
This excerpt from the LPG ‘Management of endometriosis with endermologie®’ seminar answers “WHAT IS ENDOMETRIOSIS?”
Excerpt from the LPG ‘Management of endometriosis with endermologie®’ seminar.
WHAT IS ENDOMETRIOSIS?
• Endometriosis is a chronic, inflammatory gynaecological disease.
• In a normal cycle, each month cells react in the same way to those in the womb. Building up and breaking down and bleeding.
• In endometriosis the cells similar to those lining the womb are found elsewhere in the body: ovaries, fallopian tubes, and other pelvic organs.
• The blood (displaced tissue) has no way to escape but returns to back to the body and gets trapped.
• This causes inflammation, pain, formation of scar tissue and adhesions.
• The cause of endometriosis is unknown and there is no definite cure.
Watch this space to learn how Endermologie can help manage the symptoms of Endometriosis.
Endometriosis metrics: Endo is suggested to affect 1.5 million women, with many women still waiting years before an accurate diagnosis.
Endometriosis metrics
Although Endometriosis was first discussed in medical journals in 1690 (Dr Daniel Shroen), it took another 300 years before the condition was more fully understood and the name endometriosis was coined. However advances in the treatment of endo didn’t really happen until the 1980s when laparoscopic surgery became available.
It’s still a long way from being a perfect diagnostic pathway, however, with many women still waiting years before an accurate diagnosis.
Non-invasive Endermologie reduces the pain and inflammation associated with endometriosis.
Wonder how Endermologie for endometriosis works? The following slides explain how the non-invasive Endermologie massage can have a much deeper effect than surface level. Hence reducing the pain and inflammation associated with #endometriosis.
#EndermologieTreatment
Perimenopause or “reversing out of puberty” by Dr Carrie Jones. Don’t get caught off guard and think you’re going crazy! It’s perimenopause!
Following on from the last few weeks discussing endometriosis, I’ve decided to continue looking at women’s health for a little longer, this time tackling menopause and perimenopause.
I’ve collated a load of fabulous resources so will post directly from these so you can go follow and learn more.
This post from @dr.carriejones discusses “Perimenopause or “reversing out of puberty” which means literal reversing. Things that used to work in favour of reproduction are not now.
And this affects your brain state. Your hormones, particularly estradiol (a type of estrogen) is required by many parts of your brain! The decline of those hormones creates all those Brain symptoms. 
Not to mention affecting other health aspects of you like blood sugar and bone health.
A single Instagram post isn’t the same as a full visit and plan with your practitioner but swipe through to get ideas! 
Don’t get caught off guard and think you’re going crazy! It’s perimenopause!”
Perimenopause and menopause Dr Mary Claire discusses the very real effects of these hormonal changes in women’s lives.
Reposted with thanks to @drmaryclaire
What breaks my heart the most in my journey to learn about perimenopause and menopause is how many hoops the average person must jump through to get qualified care. We deserve so much more than outdated guidelines, under-education of our providers, and the societal dismissal of our symptoms as psychological. Keep the conversation going and look at the resources we have available to you at the link in Dr Mary Claire’s BIO.
Considering a cosmetic procedure? Make sure you know who’s doing it and do your due diligence first. It could save your life.
I’ve said it before and I’ll no doubt say it many, many times again. Please don’t undertake any procedure, even if it’s marketed as non-invasive or harmless, without doing your research first. The consequences of poor and uneducated treatment/practitioner choices aren’t usually fatal, but can lead to life-altering side-effects.
Oestrogen & weight gain in menopause coupled with less movement, processed diet & stress,can keep the abdominal weight expanding.
Many of my middle-aged clients come to me to help shift the belly fat that’s crept on in the last few years and won’t shift despite a healthy diet and regular exercise. It’s our biology ladies! As well as using Endermologie to tackle that stubborn fat and reduce your waistline, Endermologie’s lymphatic drainage effect means it reduces the overall inflammation associated with menopause.
This post from @menopausespecialist is a great explainer about why we stack on the weight in peri-menopause:
Noticed a shift in body weight recently, yet your movement, lifestyle and eating habits haven’t changed? During peri/menopause, it’s common for women to notice an increase in weight, particularly around their abdominal region.
• As detailed above, the decline of oestrogen during peri/menopause can lead to weight gain. Coupled with a lack of daily movement, a processed diet and a stressful lifestyle, the abdominal weight can keep expanding.
• Treatment with Oestrogen Therapy, along with lifestyle changes, can help reduce this weight gain. Benefits of Oestrogen Therapy include: Short-term symptom relief and long-term prevention of heart disease, osteoporosis, dementia, diabetes and depression.
Over the next few weeks, I’ll be sharing more on this topic, highlighting a number of different contributing factors to this weight gain. Have you been doing anything to manage your weight during peri/menopause? 
Read on for more info about neck tightening treatments.
I’ve spoken with a few people recently about their options for neck-tightening treatments. Here’s a quick summary. Feel free to DM if you want to know more about any of these options and I can help talk you through them.
At home:
Retinol
Prescription-strength retinoids e.g. tretinoin (aka “Vitamin A”), will increase the turnover of your skin cells, exfoliating your skin and signals an increase in your endogenous collagen production. It can take some people a while to build up a tolerance to the product, so it’s best to start with a once or twice-a-week application, taking care to avoid the eyes and the corner of the nostrils and mouth where a product build-up could cause irritation. Skin must be protected from sun as it’s likely to be more photosensitive during treatment, and therefore likely to cause hyper- or hypopigmentation.
Micro-needling
Using a derma roller, micro-needling pen or derma stamp creates tiny injuries to your skin’s surface, stimulating a healing response to create more collagen and elastin. Care must be taken to ensure the skin and equipment are sterile otherwise there is a high risk of infection which could lead to scarring. Can be done every 4 – 6 weeks, assuming the skin is healthy.
In-patient procedure:
Surgery
Since last year, if you are considering cosmetic surgery, you must first get a referral from your GP. You should make sure your Cosmetic Surgeon is certified by The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS). Neck lift surgery is usually performed in a hospital under general anaesthesia. The surgery involves making small incisions on the skin at the top of your neck where the skin is tightened through plastic sutures, usually hidden in the hairline. More extensive surgery can involve removing excess fat and skin.
Post-op swelling, bruising and pain are common, and many surgeons recommend wearing a compression garment in the days and/or weeks post-op. It takes 3 to 6 months before the scars become less visible and swelling is much reduced (although 12 months for full healing).
In salon:
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injections or with needling (aka ‘Vampire’ facial)
For a PRP treatment, the patient gives a blood sample and that blood is spun in a machine (centrifuge) to separate out the platelets. The platelets are the blood cells that respond to injuries to begin the healing cycle, wound clotting, inflammation, proliferation, and remodelling. Injecting platelets into the skin will boost collagen and elastin production with minimal side effects (temporary bruising and swelling). Some people will choose to apply the platelets after a microneedling treatment to stimulate a faster healing response.
Muscle relaxants (‘botox’)
Qualified injectors will insert Botox into the neck (platysma muscles), along the lower jawline and sometimes along the wrinkle lines on the neck. This helps to ease the downward pull and over time can lead to less wrinkle development. Can be done every 3 to 4 months (depending on dosage). There are minimal side effects other than those usually associated with injections, e.g. mild bruising, swelling or infection (or allergic reaction).
Hylauronic acid (HA) injections (‘Profhilo’)
High-strength hyaluronic acid is injected into the skin in several areas where it disperses and boosts water retention in the deeper layers of the skin. Over time it’s thought to stimulate collagen and elastin production. Often requires 2 – 3 treatments and results are expected to last for approximately 6 months. Again, like botox, there are minimal side effects, e.g. mild bruising, swelling or infection (or allergic reaction).
Threadlift/ PDO threads
Threads and/or PDO (polydioxanone) threads are inserted into the skin using long needles. Threads may not absorb into the skin over time, whereas PDO threads will usually absorb. This treatment works by creating scar tissue (thicker collagen fibres) around the inserted threads that will lift and tighten the skin. Usually carried out every 2 years. Side effects are usually mild, pain, bruising and swelling. However, can also cause infection, abscesses, dimpling, granulomas, and movement of the threads to the skin’s surface, causing pulling on the skin.
Laser
Laser Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation (LASER) treatments can be ablative (will cause damage skin surface) or non-ablative (penetrates the skin without surface damage) depending on the wavelength. An ablative laser causes surface trauma to create a healing response and stimulate collagen production and will usually tighten skin and reduce surface pigmentation. This requires some downtime (depends on treatment depth/area etc) and there is a risk of infection as the skin heals. Results last for years with good sun-protection.
Non-ablative laser treatments will create heat in the deeper skin layers to stimulate collagen and will take longer to see results. Usually requiring treatments every month for approx. 4 – 8 months, with touch-ups every few months. Any treatments that generate heat in the skin, there is still a risk of burn/pigmentation changes etc.
Ultrasound
Ultrasound treatments such as ‘Ultherapy’ or HIFU (High-Intensity Frequency Ultrasound) deliver micro-focused ultrasonic energy into the deeper skin layers to create a tightening/contraction of the connective tissues. Billed as a non-invasive treatment, it should only have mild side-effects such as redness, heat, tingling and tenderness for a few hours after the treatment. However, some patients have experienced burns, fat atrophy (i.e. damage to underlying fat causing a sunken/pulling or sagging effect) and nerve damage. Results are typically seen within 3 months and last approximately 1-2 years.
Radiofrequency (RF)
RF uses low-frequency electromagnetic waves to penetrate into deeper skin layers to generate heat that stimulates the regeneration of collagen and elastin fibres. Like ultrasound, RF is considered non-invasive and should only cause temporary redness and swelling after the procedure. However, it too can cause burns, fat atrophy and nerve damage. Usually requires 3 – 5 treatments every 3-4 weeks with quarterly maintenance sessions.
Radiofrequency with micro-needling
A device which uses a combination of RF and micro-needling. Said to improve the outcome of both treatments.
Peels
There are three fundamental types of peels that work at different layers of the skin; superficial, medium and deep. Whether it’s a mandelic acid, milk, glycolic, jessner, trichloroacetic acid etc, they all do one job, strip the surface layers of skin to stimulate cell regeneration and leave newer skin exposed. However, they can cause burn-like injuries and with every peel you risk destroying the skin’s microbiome which can lead to issues further down the track.
Endermologie
Endermologie has been proven to stimulate the fibroblasts – aka the cells responsible for collagen growth, as well as stimulating your endogenous production of elastin and hyaluronic acid. As a truly non-invasive, zero-risk treatment, the results are gradual.
Other things to note. Sun protection is a must! Keep the skin hydrated and focus on maintaining overall good health, i.e. eat a balanced, healthy diet that supports a healthy gut, get plenty of rest, reduce stress, drink plenty of water and supplement with vitamins and minerals if they’re lacking in your diet or your gut’s not working as it should. A GP/Naturopath can help you discover and correct any deficiencies.
Read “Peninsula Endermologie delivering results for beauty and health” right here…
Have you read “Peninsula Endermologie delivering results for beauty and health” by Mornington Peninsula Magazine?
If you haven’t, don’t worry, you can catch up here:
Just because something’s advertised as non-invasive doesn’t mean it’s safe.
Just because something’s advertised as non-invasive doesn’t mean it’s safe. Anything that penetrates the skin or causes damage, even on a surface level, can cause side effects.
Plasma pens were launched to market at a low cost and manufacturers advised that no prior experience was necessary. That raises major alarm bells!!
Skin can be fantastically resilient, but in inexperienced hands, treatments like these can cause permanent damage.
Reposted with thanks to @drimaanjoshi “Really disheartening & distressing to see these reported on the regular.
– procedural work, especially if it involves prescription medication or heats up or breaks the skin, carries risk.
– low risk, in experienced and qualified hands, is not NO risk.
– people are often lured by low prices but as I discussed twice today in clinic, low prices are often a 
. The more experienced and qualified, the more in demand and the higher the fees (usually).
We all have to start somewhere but ideally that ought to be with supervision & oversight not a “see one, do one teach one” approach.
Skin is delicate and in the wrong hands so much could go wrong!
I get asked plasma pen ( this treatment 
) regularly & I just say “don’t do it.”
If you need surgery, you need surgery.
Doing nothing is *better* than something done badly by someone inexperienced that causes harm.
A patient said today “I want to pay good money, I’m not one to look for bargains.” And I said “I want treatment to be reassuringly expensive, and I’d rather wait till I can afford it than cut corners.”
I’ll get off my soapbox now.”
Check out the new Lipedema treatment tools as published by the Lipedema Foundation (US)
Reposted with thanks to @lipedema_fndn
Exciting News! We have new Lipedema treatment tools!
There is a wide spectrum of care and treatment options available that have been reported to effectively manage symptoms and improve patients’ quality of life. Since Lipedema affects each individual differently, these resources aim to provide a wide range of treatment ideas that can be customized to meet patients’ specific needs.
You need to check out the NEW Vitality, Stress & Sleep Protocol from LPG Endermologie
I LOVE that LPG won’t ever make a claim unless it’s backed by clinical evidence. And I LOVE that they invest the time and money to constantly improve the technology and devise new protocols after more than 30 years of continuous innovation.
And I’m LOVING this new protocol for improved Vitality, Stress and Sleep.
This innovative 40-minute Vitality – Stress – Sleep protocol* has significant, scientifically proven results.
The pandemic and the current economic climate have had a considerable impact on people’s stress levels. It is scientifically proven that stress, anxiety and insomnia affect our immune system and make us more vulnerable to disease.
In order to improve overall well-being and quality of life, LPG® has developed a new, innovative 40-minute Vitality – Stress – Sleep protocol* with significant, scientifically proven results.**
Based on specific directions and settings, this whole-body treatment reduces stress, increases
vitality and improves sleep quality. The body regains overall well- being while strengthening its natural defenses.
Stay tuned to learn how to experience this relaxing, rejuvenating treatment for yourself.
*Patent application filed
**IMPACT OF A MULTI-SESSION LPG CELLU M6 ALLIANCE® PROGRAMME
Effect on cognitive performance, sleep quality, stress levels and immunity in stressed individuals. Pr. Christophe Hausswirth, PhD1,2,3, Dr. Alexandre Coste, PhD1, Dr. Vincent Raimondi, MD, PhD4, Dr. Cyril Schmit, PhD1, Dr. Anis Aloulou, PhD5, Dr. François Duforez, MD5, Nathalie Paradis 6 & Pr. Damien Léger, MD, PhD7
This latest trial demonstrates endermologie’s potential role in mental, as well as physical health, and cements LPG’s authority in the holistic wellness space.
A new independent study demonstrates that the Vitality, Stress, Sleep endermologie protocol can significantly reduce stress, improve vitality and natural immune defences, reduce disorders related to insomnia and improve overall mood (satisfaction), providing the wellness boost needed to provide a holistic care option that addresses mental state, vitality, and quality of sleep.
Professor Christophe Hausswirth, the trial’s independent clinical research director, said: “This latest trial demonstrates endermologie’s potential role in mental, as well as physical health, and cements LPG’s authority in the holistic wellness space.
He added, “It demonstrates, without doubt, endermologie’s effectiveness as a treatment for modern health concerns. Also, by experiencing this protocol before any beauty protocol, the effect is enhanced, as it reduces the cortisol level, making the human body release localised resistant fat in a more effective way.”
Semaglutide (aka OZEMPIC) is associated with non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy among patients with type 2 diabetes and those with overweight or obesity, according to a US study in JAMA Ophthalmology.
This condition typically causes sudden vision loss in the affected eye, without any pain.
Harvard University-led researchers examined the potential association between semaglutide (Ozempic and Wegovy) and the risk for non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy (NAION) in a retrospective matched cohort study.
Lead researcher Dr Joseph Rizzo said that the findings “should be viewed as being significant but tentative” pending further investigations.
“This is information we did not have before and it should be included in discussions between patients and their doctors, especially if patients have other known optic nerve problems like glaucoma or if there is preexisting significant visual loss from other causes,” he said.
Have a teenager struggling with acne? I’ve written about everything you can do to help before, including what cleansers to use, blue light therapy and more supplements, but this is a great place to start.
If you’d like some more tips on helping get rid of acne, comment here and I’ll share some more info.
VOGUE bringing you the secrets of the rich and famous! Though you don’t have to be rich or famous to enjoy Endermologie.
It’s an affordable, effective and risk-free treatment that many people use weekly to manage multiple health and beauty concerns.
Try it for yourself: https://peninsulaendermologie.com/book-now/
Read the article here: https://www.voguescandinavia.com/articles/the-high-tech-route-to-body-sculpting
Thanks to @endermospauk for sharing this article from #portermagazine
LPG Endermologie featured in Net-a-Porter magazine 
as the go-to treatment to improve your lymphatic system. Having a properly functioning lymphatic system is incredibly important for various reasons. While you may be familiar with the visible signs of a sluggish lymphatic system, such as a puffy face, swollen limbs, and cellulite, there are also underlying health issues to consider that are not immediately visible, including digestive and immune issues.
Lymphatic drainage has gained popularity as a body-detoxifying treatment of choice this summer, 
with celebrities like Jennifer Aniston, Sofia Richie, and Hailey Bieber being avid fans. The lymphatic system, also known as the lymph, is a network of tissues and organs that help eliminate toxins and waste from the body. If the lymph is not regularly drained through movement and massage, it can become sluggish, leading to water 
retention, cellulite, poor blood circulation, acne, and even more serious health problems like a weakened immune system and inflammatory issues.
In summary, maintaining a healthy lymphatic system is essential for overall well-being and can have a significant impact on both visible and invisible aspects of our health.
Get started by booking in for your LPG Endermologie Consultation & Discovery Treatment.
#healthylifestyle#healthyliving#healthybody#lymphaticdrainage#lymphatichealth#lymphatic#healthtips#healthiswealth#endermologie#immunesystem#selfcare#selflove
This is a great read about why it’s so important to look after your skin – all of it – not just the bit on your face, because skin impacts health & longevity.
Endermologie is scientifically proven to boost your own natural collagen (collagen makes up the main structure of your skin – no confusing supplements required), as well as elastin (for bouncy, more elastic skin tone) and hyaluronic acid (the hydration/water molecule in your skin that keeps it moisturised). So, if you want to improve the look of your skin and achieve overall better health, you should really consider Endermologie.
Click on the image or the link below to read the full article. If you’re short on time, here’s a quick excerpt: “Growing evidence suggests that damage to the skin can have knock-on effects for the rest of the body, driving inflammation, muscle and bone loss, and possibly even cognitive decline. The more your skin deteriorates, the more the rest of you ages prematurely. In this emerging view, your skin doesn’t just reflect signs of ageing – it’s a contributing factor. There is even tentative evidence that taking better care of our skin could slow the harmful effects of ageing and improve our overall health.”
This is good to know. The 4 symptoms of ovarian cancer to look out for:
– persistent abdominal distension (bloating)
– feeling full shortly after starting to eat and/or loss of appetite
– pelvic or abdominal pain (which can feel like indigestion)
– needing to urinate urgently or more often.
Click on the image, or the link below to read the full article. If you’re short on time, here’s an excerpt: “The study indicates this process is better at detecting ovarian cancer than general screening of people who don’t have symptoms. Some 12% of women on the fast-track pathway were diagnosed with some kind of ovarian cancer.
A total of 6.8% of fast-tracked patients were diagnosed with high-grade serous ovarian cancer. It is the most aggressive form of cancer and responsible for 90% of ovarian cancer deaths.
Out of those women with the most aggressive form, one in four were diagnosed when the cancer was still in its early stages. That is important because it allowed treatment of the most lethal cancer before it had spread significantly through the body.
There were some promising signs in treating those with this aggressive form. The majority (95%) had surgery and three quarters (77%) had chemotherapy. Complete cytoreduction – meaning all of the cancer appears to have been removed – was achieved in six women out of ten (61%).
It’s a promising sign that there may be ways to “catch” and target ovarian cancer before it is well-established in the body.”
Thanks to @dochiclinic for this excellent post describing how sluggish lymph can be debilitating to your health. The most common reason many clients come to see me is to shift the stubborn fat or cellulite that’s been building up – and when the relief of these symptoms happen after a course of treatments, it’s a very happy bonus!
But if you’re struggling with any or all of these symptoms, then why not try a course of Endermologie? It’s a risk-free, relaxing mechanical massage that’s been scientifically proven to be to 3 x faster and 3 x more effective than manual lymphatic massage.
From @dochiclinic:
Surprising Signs You May Have a Congested Lymphatic System.
Your lymphatic system plays a crucial role in maintaining your overall health. But sometimes, it can get congested, leading to various symptoms.
Swipe through to discover the surprising signs that your lymphatic system might be asking for some TLC!
Persistent Fatigue
Swelling and Puffiness
Frequent Illness
Skin Issues
Brain Fog
Digestive Problems
Muscle and Joint Pain
Feeling any of these?
Regular exercise, healthy eating, staying hydrated, and treatments like Endermologie can help support a healthy lymphatic system.
Book your session with us today and give your body the boost it needs!
You’ve all heard me say it before, but weightlifting (aka strength training) is ESSENTIAL for women, of all ages. Click on the image to follow the link to the article and learn how strength training benefits women of all ages.
If you’re short on time, here’s an excerpt:
“Health benefits
Osteoporosis, a disease in which the bones become weak and brittle, affects more women than men. Strength training increases bone density, a crucial factor for preventing osteoporosis, especially for women negotiating menopause. Strength training also improves insulin sensitivity, which means your body gets better at using insulin to manage blood sugar levels, reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes. Regular strength training contributes to better heart health too.
There’s a mental health boost as well. Strength training has been linked to reduced symptoms of depression and anxiety.
Improved confidence and body image
Unlike some forms of exercise where progress can feel elusive, strength training offers clear and tangible measures of success. Each time you add more weight to a bar, you are reminded of your ability to meet your goals and conquer challenges.
This sense of achievement doesn’t just stay in the gym – it can change how women see themselves. A recent study found women who regularly lift weights often feel more empowered to make positive changes in their lives and feel ready to face life’s challenges outside the gym.
Strength training also has the potential to positively impact body image. In a world where women are often judged on appearance, lifting weights can shift the focus to function.”
The Endermologie Alliance machine spotted at the Rafa Nadal Tennis Academy. They use Endermologie to adapt the body to training, reduce risk of injuries and shorten recovery times.
But you don’t need to be a tennis pro 
to enjoy the benefits of Endermologie here. Just book your Consultation and Discovery Treatment right here: https://peninsulaendermologie.com/book-now/
Grazie @lpgmedical_it per le foto! 
If you’re on ozempic and considering surgery, it’s a good idea to look after your skin before and after surgery with a course of Endermologie treatments. Endermologie has been scientifically proven to boost collagen, elastin and hylauronic acid for improved skin density and tone.
RePosted with thanks to @lpgmedical_fr
The Lamalou-les-Bains Rehabilitation and Functional Rehabilitation Clinic in France has a CELLU M6 Alliance® to contribute to better healing and better joint AND tissue mobility of its patients 
After surgery, a burn, or trauma, the skin heals by producing collagen at the site of the wound. In some cases, this natural process can result in fibrotic tissues and adhesions which create a real barrier within the skin, hindering exchanges between cells.
Beyond its appearance, the scar can cause functional disorders, for example limiting joint ranges, causing pain or disrupting the functioning of certain organs.
The draining and de-fibrosing properties of the medical endermologie® technique allow early and painless intervention on scars and burn after-effects.
Thanks to @surgery_recovery_ for sharing this patient’s experience with pre-op Endermologie.
We know about the benefits of Post Surgery Endermologie in ensuring the lymphatic system is working at its best for faster recovery, but did you know if you have Endermologie PRIOR to surgery you will have far less bruising & pain because of it?!
We prep the skin and underlying tissue, smoothing the fibrous tissue around the fat cells making it easier for the surgeon to remove the fat during liposuction and causing less trauma to your skin. This results in a faster recovery with less complications from fibrosis, swelling and bruising.
For optimal results we recommend having regular Endermologie sessions 4-6 weeks prior to your surgery.
Or avoid ALL potential complications and use ENDERMOLOGIE instead!!!
I wish I had Australian statistics, but for some reason, LPG Endermologie is not as well known here in Australia, so many women aren’t aware of the benefits of Endermologie massage before or after surgery.
If you know anyone who needs support at this time, Medical Endermologie can help. And you’ll find it right here at Peninsula Endermologie.
Great post from the LPG experts at @alasetimportoy
Knowledge is power. Knowing how and why your skin ages is essential to choosing treatments to helping you keeping your skin healthy.
There are many essential factors to maintain healthy skin as you age: hydration, balanced diet, sun protection and non invasive treatments!!
Carrying on the theme of “so much more than just getting rid of cellulite”…did you know that Endermologie is clinically proven to help relieve the symptoms of endometriosis?
In one short treatment, you’ll feel less bloated and pain will be reduced. Over the course of treatments, we’ll relieve any adhesions and much of the inflammation.
So if you’re struggling with endo, book in now to see how Endermologie can help you.
I’ve seen this play out many times over the years – even post-liposuction. That’s why I always emphasise maintenance for my body contouring clients, along with building muscle and good nutrition.
Click on the image or link posted below to read the article. But if you’re stuck for time, here’s an excerpt:
“A new study suggests the seeds of the yo-yo effect are planted when you first suffer obesity.
Researchers from ETH Zurich made this discovery when they went looking for the molecular causes of the yo-yo effect in mice.
To that end, they “analysed fat cells from overweight mice and those that had shed their excess weight through dieting”.
What they found was a little creepy: Fat cells stored ‘memories’ of obesity in their cell nucleus.
These memories remained “even after a weight-loss program, making it more likely for mice to put the weight back on”.
Translates to humans
The scientists discovered evidence that similar mechanisms are also present in humans.
Professor Ferdinand von Meyenn is head of the von Meyenn Nutrition and Metabolic Epigenetics Group and co-author of the new study.
He said: “The fat cells remember the overweight state and can return to this state more easily.”
He said the mice with these epigenetic markers regained weight more quickly when they again had access to a high-fat diet.
“That means we’ve found a molecular basis for the yo-yo effect.”
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