Posts Tagged ‘Endermologie’

• Skin and Body treatments | Weight Loss Centre

  Date: 2010.10.29 | Category: Body And Beauty Treatment Tips | Response: 0

  The Soma Difference … Living in this modern environment where stress occupies the majority of our lives, Soma Body Therapy in Parkhurst serves as a place to escape for a full day, half day or just a few hours to unwind and be spoiled. Soma Body Therapy is a relaxing beauty salon consisting of four treatment rooms, separate Essie nail room and a beautiful reception area where you can sit back and enjoy a cup of coffee. Our guests will relax in a tranquil environment and experience upmarket and professional treatments performed by our internationally qualified and individually talented therapists. Mariette, the owner of Soma, has been internationally trained in this field for 10 Years. She strives for perfection in her beauty salon, therefore offering only the best in Health and Beauty treatments. We house some of the world most renowned beauty products in South Africa. (RegimA and Imzo). Soma Body Therapy is the only Endermologie clinic in Parkhurst with two Endermologie machines as well as specialising in Ozone Therapy. Soma will individually tailor make packages for your specific requirements and individual needs, guaranteeing the best results. Click Here for set packages and prices. FOR FURTHER INFROMATION ON ENDERMOLOGIE CONTACT US ON: 011.327.4490 info@somabodytherapy.co.za www.somabodytherapy.co.za (our website)

• Get a dimple-free booty

  Date: 2010.10.28 | Category: Body And Beauty Treatment Tips | Response: 0

  

  What you really need to know about smoothing out your body.

  It really does seem like a nasty twist of fate. We women are designed to gain weight on our hips and thighs. It’s what gives us, to quote many men, “curves in all the right places”. However, anywhere between 85 and 95 percent of women end up the downside of those curves: the lumpy, bumpy effect we call cellulite.

  Beautiful from the inside

  Eating foods rich in nutrients which support the connective tissue can be helpful,” write Patrick Holford and Natalie Savona in their book Solve Your Skin Problems (Piatkus). They recommend upping your intake of foods rich in vitamin C, a nutrient essential for healthy collagen production. If you’re carrying a few extra kilos, losing weight can also help. They do caution, however, that weight loss won’t eradicate the problem. Still, the point is that weight-loss will result in a reduction in dimple depth, and we’re certain you won’t complain about that.

  ‘There’s little evidence to suggest that the fat in cellulite is any different to the fat anywhere else on your body’

  Hit me with your laser beam

  While there has been some debate about the efficacy of some cellulite creams, more research is being done into machines. The likes of ultrasound and radio frequency are more able to get to the heart of the matter: fat build-up and the elasticity of the connective tissue. You should note that none of these can cure cellulite. The nature of your skin means that if you have it now, you’ll always be prone to it. However, these treatments can temporarily reduce the appearance and will require long-term maintenance.

  Suction massage

  This is a non-invasive treatment that uses uses a high-powered suction and roller tool to lift and massage cellulite-affected areas. Treatments like Endermologie work on increasing blood flow and stimulating lymphatic drainage. The latest generation of Endermologie is Lipomassage, which adds isometric exercise to the mix, meaning you play an active role in your treatment. Apparently this cuts down on the number of sessions you need as you could see results in as few as six sessions. You may need six to eight weekly treatments at a cost of around R500 per session.

  Mesotherapy

  Not a machine treatment, but a popular one nonetheless, Mesotherapy involves injecting an elixir of pharmaceutical or homeopathic medications, vitamins, minerals, amino acids and enzymes into the skin. This cocktail is said to help rejuvenate the skin by improving blood flow, removing hardened connective tissue, and improving lymphatic drainage. You’re looking at anything upwards of R700 per session. If you’re carrying a few extra kilos, experts advise that you may need anything from eight to 15 sessions, which could cost up to R1 500 per treatment. Maintenance treatments are recommended every second month, and eventually every six months.

  FOR FURTHER INFROMATION ON ENDERMOLOGIE CONTACT US ON:

  011.327.4490

  info@somabodytherapy.co.za

  www.somabodytherapy.co.za