





Cellulite is the dimpled “orange-peel” texture that shows when fat cells push against the skin while connective tissue pulls it down.
It can affect any body type and is influenced by hormones, genetics, circulation and lifestyle.
Anyone bothered by the appearance of cellulite—regardless of body type—can benefit.
It’s ideal for those in good general health who want smoother, firmer skin and are ready to pair treatments with healthy lifestyle habits for best results.
Most clients notice smoother skin after a few treatments.
For best results, we usually recommend a course of 4–6 sessions, then occasional maintenance to keep the skin firm.
Depending on your needs, sessions may combine fat cavitation, radio frequency, endermo therapy, electrostimulation and Brazilian lymphatic drainage.
These methods work together to smooth dimples, stimulate collagen and improve circulation.
No.
Cellulite treatments such as fat cavitation, radio frequency and lymphatic massage are non-invasive and pain-free.
Most clients describe the session as warm, relaxing and comfortable.
A typical cellulite treatment takes around 45–60 minutes.
It’s completely non-invasive, so you can return to normal activities straight after with no downtime.
Results can last several months, especially when you maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Occasional maintenance sessions every few weeks help keep the skin smooth and firm.
Yes, cellulite can gradually reappear over time if healthy habits aren’t maintained.
Regular maintenance sessions and a balanced lifestyle help keep the skin smooth and firm for longer.
Cellulite treatments are generally safe and non-invasive, with no significant side-effects.
For best results, we recommend:
• staying well-hydrated,
• avoiding alcohol and heavy meals for 24 hours,
• light movement (like a gentle walk) to support lymphatic drainage.
Keep skin smooth by staying hydrated, eating a balanced diet, and exercising regularly to boost circulation.
Use a firming body moisturiser or dry brushing to support skin tone between treatments.