This lypolytic (breaking down fat) activity works on all adipose cells, even those on a woman's thighs and derriere or a man's waist and love handles, where fat cells have a slower metabolism. These are the hardest areas to reach as this trapped fat is resistant to diet, exercise and invasive procedures. 

Lipomassage by Endermologie® encourages fat elimination for men and women on a long-term basis.

Lipomassage is more of a streamline treatment focusing and targeting on specific problem areas using state-of-the-art technology and highly trained, certified and experienced aestheticians.

Sessions of lipomassage are more vigorous and energetic, requiring subject participation. Soliciting muscles with contraction-and-relaxation repetitions, the new protocols isolate fat layers and work them intensively. Thus stimulated, fat cells release fatty acids into the bloodstream as energy. As the isometric exercises require exertion, the released energy (fatty acids) starts to be burned from treated areas immediately. As this happens, surface layers are nourished with reinvigorated fluid exchanges and the skin is revitalized to its youthful radiance. 

It uses three different steps along with a good nutrition, exercise, water intake and good sleep 

patterns.

 

1) Streamline – The roll in – Triggers lipolysis in adipocytes causing fat cells to be broken down.

2) Condition - The roll out – Promotes skin fitness by stimulating connective tissue to assist the body in restoring the texture of the skin.

3) Sculpt - The roll up – Disorganizes fat clusters, stretches connective tissue to smooth dimpled skin.

This powerful combination with aspiration is performed as a targeted treatment, focusing directly on specific problems areas such as saddlebags, love handles and belly rolls.

Often referred to as the "orange-peel" or "cottage-cheese" effect, cellulite plagues over 90% of women today. Although advancing age, lifestyle habits, hormonal factors, hydration levels, stress, medications, and body types may predispose certain woman to cellulite and fat retention, all women are at risk. Resistant to diet and exercise, cellulite affects even young, thin women who are devoted followers of stringent exercise and nutritional regimens. 

There is a remarkable sexual differentiation in the skin’s hypodermis: in females, the septum is perpendicular to the skin surface, as components of the vertical pockets; in males, the septa intersect, forming smaller, polygonal-shaped chambers. The finer male hypodermis, housed within a thicker dermis, is less influenced by deformed fat cells (adipocytes) and less likely to store fat. This anatomical distinction explains why men do not show cellulite the way women do. Both men and women, however, suffer from exercise and diet resistant fat retention, resulting in stomach paunches, love handles, etc.

Normal work of vascular system

When normal fatty tissue is stored, it is held in place by a network of collagen and elastin fibers and is supplied by a network of vascular and lymph vessels.

When the system works well, the vascular system takes energy from the fat stores when required, and toxins are flushed away via the lymph. 

Cellulite and fat retention

Metabolically inactive, fat cells do not release fatty acids of their own accord. When the body’s natural waste removal system starts to fail, waste products build up in fat cells and the connective tissue become saturated with fluids, inflamed and swollen. As fat cells enlarge, they also reorganize themselves. Excess fat storage puts lateral pressure on the vertically attached skin partitions and causes the cell membrane to become distorted, losing elasticity, shape and definition. The growing adipocytes also destroy the network of collagen and elastin fibers. These respond by thickening, forming hard pockets that encroach upon vascular and lymphatic vessels, further inhibiting microcirculation and the release of fatty acids. Externally, the skin develops an unsightly puckered or dimpled appearance.

Cellulite can be diagnosed and categorized into four stages. The more advanced the condition of cellulite, the greater the effort required to treat it. 

When treating cellulite, the congested lymph and waste system needs to be cleared, the fibrosis around the hardened pockets of fat needs to be softened or broken down and the weak network of collagen and elastin fibers needs to be strengthened and re-modeled.