Cellulite treatment

About cellulite in general

With a skin symptom similar to orange peel, a with cellulite most of the women must have met in some form. Disturbing dimples appear in more than 80-90% of women during their lifetime, regardless of body weight. Its development in women can practically be traced back to purely biological reasons: the opposite connective tissue structure to that of men - women with looser and parallel connective tissue instead of strong, cross-threaded connective tissue fibers - are much more prone to complaints typical of cellulite. A skin type with looser tissue is important during pregnancy, as this condition requires a high degree of skin elasticity, and the presence of the female hormone estrogen also increases the tendency to cellulite.

In the case of cellulite, the fat cells of the lower layer of the skin penetrate into the upper, dermis layer of the skin and the annoying, uneven surface is formed. The most typical areas of appearance of the problem are the thighs and buttocks, as this is where our body's larger fat stores are normally located, but in chronic cases the complaint may also occur on the abdomen, breasts and arms. Cellulite can be a problem for patients either in terms of pounds, contours or skin texture.

There are several possible reasons for its development: genetic - hereditary factors are of course decisive, but of course hormones, inadequate nutrition, improper lifestyle and, of course, eternal mumps, stress can also play a role. The condition does not pose a direct threat to health, but due to its psychological aspects - self-esteem disorders, inhibitions, psychological problems - it is indeed worth treating as an important matter.

A treatment of cellulite it is a real challenge, not only for patients, but also for professionals. The fight against cellulite is not easy, but there are many tools available to combat this stubborn problem. Sports and targeted massage can of course bring results, but medical aesthetic treatments promise a sure solution, such as the Alydia treatment performed in our medical center, which is a painless, comfortable and effective therapy against cellulite.

How is the treatment done?

Before the cellulite treatment, a surface anesthetic cream is applied to the area to be treated. During the treatment, an anti-cellulite active ingredient cocktail is injected into the connective tissue of the skin in the form of small punctures, at a depth of approximately 4-6 mm. These active ingredients also treat the causes of cellulite, such as insufficient microcirculation, deposited toxins, and tissue damage, so they fight the problem on several fronts. The few small needle pricks only touch the skin surface, so the treatment is almost painless.

To achieve the maximum result, it is worth participating in 7 to 12 treatments. The number of treatments depends on the degree of cellulite and individual needs. The treatment takes about 20 minutes, so you can easily return to your daily activities afterwards. Cellulite reduction approx. Repeat every 7 days, so approx. You can completely get rid of cellulite in 1,5-2 months.

In order to achieve lasting results, it is recommended to take part in a maintenance treatment 30 days after the course. If needed, the course can be repeated annually if the condition achieved seems to change due to our lifestyle.

Alidya binds toxins, alkalizes, increases tissue lymphatic circulation, improves skin structure. As a result, the skin surface will be smoother and free of cellulite. The long-term effectiveness and long-term results of the result are greatly influenced by our lifestyle, so with a balanced diet and regular exercise, we can significantly preserve the condition achieved with the series of treatments.

What happens after treatment?

After the treatment, a slight redness may occur in the treated area, possibly a slight superficial bleeding, which will disappear in a very short time (a few days) and does not require any extra intervention. In the 12 hours following the treatment, the application of any cosmetic product in the treated area must be avoided!
Sunbathing, saunas, and strenuous physical activities should be avoided for a few days after the treatment.

Who is not recommended for Alydia treatment?

If there is an acute or chronic complaint or lesion in the area to be treated, the treatment is contraindicated. Furthermore, we do not recommend our treatment for severe allergic reactions, diagnosed organ diseases, autoimmune diseases, or for pregnant and lactating mothers.