Anti-cellulite shockwave therapy

Anti-cellulite shockwave therapy: breaking fibrosis, boosting circulation

Shockwave therapy (acoustic wave therapy) delivers mechanical pulses that loosen the fibrous septa responsible for dimpling, stimulate microcirculation and lymphatic drainage. It is the weapon of choice against fibrous, embedded cellulite — the kind that resists creams and massage — on thighs, buttocks and hips.

A dynamic course, often as a duo

The session, rhythmic and invigorating, feels like a deep percussive massage. Results appear over a course of several sessions: smoother skin, softened dimples, lighter legs. Shockwaves ideally prepare the ground for anti-cellulite radiofrequency (firmness) or accompany cryolipolysis (post-cold drainage). Your exact combination: at the complimentary body assessment (prices).

Frequently asked questions

Is shockwave therapy painful?

The sensation is invigorating — a fast, deep drumming — but adjustable: intensity is adapted to your sensitivity and the area. Most clients compare it to a firm percussive massage.

Which cellulite responds best to shockwaves?

Fibrous, embedded cellulite — the kind that resists creams and massage. Shockwaves loosen the septa responsible for dimpling and boost circulation.

How many sessions should I plan?

Generally six to ten sessions, once or twice a week. The skin smooths progressively over the course, and the result is easy to maintain.

Can shockwaves be combined with other treatments?

Yes — they ideally prepare radiofrequency (firmness) and pair very well with cryolipolysis (drainage after the cold). Your combination is defined at the complimentary assessment.

Are there contraindications?

Pregnancy, clotting disorders or anticoagulant treatment, certain local situations: the complimentary assessment covers everything before starting.