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VelaShape non-invasive no down-time
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What is VelaShape? VelaShape™ is the first non-surgical FDA-cleared medical device
for the Body Reshaping.
featuring the revolutionary elōs™ technology that enables you to comfortably achieve
a toned, contoured and well shaped body.
VelaShape™ is THE proven device with breakthrough
results as it treats both the deeper tissue
and the upper layers of the skin. This results in a measurable reduction
in fat layers, circumference
and improves the appearance of cellulite. VelaShape™ offers a non-surgical, no downtime
treatment for the Body Reshaping and Cellulite Treatment market, with proven results.
How does it work? VelaShape™ features elōs™ combination of Bi-Polar
Radiofrequency (RF), Infrared Light Energy, plus Vacuum and Mechanical Massage. The combination of infrared
and conducted RF energies precisely heats the dermal and the hypodermal tissue within the target treatment area. The precise
heating ensures a safe, effective, fast treatment with no downtime. Vacuum and specially designed rollers for
the Mechanical Massage smooth out the skin to facilitate safe and efficient heat energy delivery.Treatment Areas With VelaShape™, you can be treated for Circumferential Reduction on the thighs,
buttocks, love handles and abdomen.
Mesotherapy | Mesotherapy is a safe and effective alternative.
Pioneered in France in 1952 by Dr. Michel Pistor, Mesotherapy did not arrive in the United States until 2002. It is based
on the simple principle of delivering conventional and/or homeopathic medication and vitamins directly into the mesoderm (middle
layer of skin). In 2004, the German equivalent to the FDA has deemed Mesotherapy safe and effective. General anesthesia and
post-operative recovery times are eliminated. Our
personal mean EMC numbers of collective inches lost after 5 or more treatments are: Full Abdomen: 5 1/2" Arms: 2 1/4" Thighs: 4 1/4" Buttocks:
2 1/4" Mesotherapy
can be used to reduce love handles, bra bulge, saddlebags, inner/outer
thighs, stomach pooch, knee pads, jiggly arms, double chins, and other pesky fat deposits |
How is Mesotherapy performed?
Mesotherapy consists of multiple
injections with a very fine needle. The area is first treated with an anesthetic lotion. The number of treatments vary according
to the patient. We recommend between 5-10 per area. What are the side effects of Mesotherapy?
Mesotherapy has generally mild side effects. Bruising, redness, itching or burning sensations and tenderness
in varied degrees may occur. As with all medical procedures where the skin integrity is compromised the possibility of infection
exists. By following the set preventive guidelines the risk of infection is minimized. We have performed over 2000 procedures
without complications or infections.
Does Mesotherapy Replace Liposuction?
In
many cases Mesotherapy offers an alternative and not a replacement. Mesotherapy has no deaths. The major concern with Mesotherapy
are bruising, swelling, transient nodules and post inflammatory hyperpigmentation (dark shadows from bruising that may last
several month). Who is a Candidate for Mesotherapy?
Generally, most healthy adults.
If you are pregnant, on blood thinners, an insulin dependent diabetic, have a history of blood clots or strokes, are an organ
transplant recipient or HIV positive, Mesotherapy may not be a choice. |
The list below is some of the media attention mesotherapy has received: | CBS
Evening News, October 2004
Vogue, March 2004
ABC 20/20, August 2003
NY1, June 2003
CBS
48 Hours, April 2003
US News & World Report, March 2003
People, January 2003
In Touch Weekly,
December 2002 | New York Times
Style Magazine, Fall 2004
New York Magazine, October 2003
Elle, July 2003
Allure, May 2003
The Palm
Beach Post, March 2003
Harper’s Bazaar, February 2003
Us Weekly, January 2003
W Magazine, December
2001 |
Mesotherapy statements have neither been approved nor evaluated by the Food and Drug
Administration.This procedure is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. |
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