Body Concerns

Cellulite Reduction – Cellulite refers to the dimpled or lumpy appearance of the skin, particularly on the thighs, buttocks, and sometimes abdomen. It is caused by the way fat cells and connective tissue interact beneath the skin’s surface. Factors such as genetics, hormonal changes, and a sedentary lifestyle can contribute to the development of cellulite. Cellulite reduction works through various non-invasive or minimally invasive treatments that aim to improve the appearance of cellulite by targeting the underlying structures

Fat Reduction – Non-invasive or minimally invasive treatments designed to reduce localized fat deposits

Post Surgery Concerns (Post Lipo) – Post liposuction concerns refer to potential issues and considerations that individuals may face after undergoing liposuction, a cosmetic surgery procedure designed to remove excess fat deposits.

Spider Veins – Spider veins appear as thin, red lines or web like network of blood vessels on the surface of the skin. Typically they appear on legs and face.

Stretch Marks – Stretch marks, medically known as striae, are narrow bands or lines that develop on the skin’s surface. They often appear as parallel streaks and can vary in color, initially appearing red or purple and fading over time to a lighter hue. Stretch marks commonly occur when the skin undergoes rapid stretching or expansion, such as during pregnancy, rapid weight gain, or growth spurts.

Skin Laxity – Skin laxity refers to the loss of skin firmness and elasticity, a common occurrence associated with aging or significant weight loss. As the skin ages, it naturally loses collagen and elastin fibers, which contribute to its youthful structure and resilience. Similarly, when weight is lost rapidly or in large amounts, the skin may not be able to adapt quickly enough, resulting in a sagging or lax appearance.