Tri-Active LaserDermology is the result of the newest technology, incorporating three different methods (Triple Action) for restoring a normal balance to the skin and outer layers, including smoothing and tightening.

This Triple Action treatment is designed to reduce the appearance of cellulite through the combined action of mechanical massage, localized cooling and deep laser stimulation.

Triple Action Results: A Smooth and Tightened Body and Younger-Looking Face

• Deep Laser Action—The action of the six diode lasers enhances microcirculation.
• Mechanical Massage—The deep massaging and stimulating action on the subcutaneous tissue may result in a tighter appearance in the treated areas. This can be particularly noticeable when the treatments are done before and after liposuction procedures.
• Localized cooling—Cooling aids in smoothing the appearance of cellulite.

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Smoothing and tightening can be accomplished in most areas of the body, including the face. These benefits are enhanced when combined with a healthy diet (including sufficient fluid intake) and exercise (including yoga and tai chi).

The Tri-Active LaserDermology system is the answer for cellulite treatment, liposuction support before and after procedures.  Two special "fatigue-free" hand pieces—for large and small areas—are ergonomically designed for ease of use.  Body areas can include specific areas, such as the midriff, that have undergone recent liposuctionsurgery; larger areas prone to cellulite such as thighs and buttocks; small areas such as the face and neck.  And the Triple Action technology was developed to treat all body types.

A radiant appearance at any age.  Tri-Active systems, originally developed three years ago by laser scientists in Italy, are in use all over the world.  Physicians, spas, and other health specialists have used this innovative technology in thousands of individuals to uncover glowing skin.  With just a series of procedures, Tri-Active LaserDermology may enhance the appearance of skin, making it feel smoother and more radiant.

A glowing appearance.
Facial and neck treatments result in a healthy- looking appearance.

A smoother face.
The reduction of appearance of wrinkles and the relaxing action on the skin help refresh the face.

New look for your skin.
Thanks to the mechanical massage, the deep laser stimulation, and the localized cooling, facial tissue will appear more relaxed and balanced with a fresh glow. Perfect just before and important event, such as a wedding or class reunion!

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Treatment Photos

Endermology, a subdermal approach to treating cellulite, was pioneered by. Since its introduction to the USA, Endermology was for temporarily reducing the appearance of cellulite. Its safety and efficacy have been the subject of several clinical trials and on going research reveals positive results. Endermology has been given extensive coverage on TV networks and magazines.

Endermology is non-surgical and non-invasive. It involves the use of a motorized device with two adjustable rollers and controlled suction, which creates a symmetrical skin-fold. The skin gently folds and unfolds under the continuous action of the rollers allowing for smooth and regulated deep tissue mobilization. As the viscosity of the subcutaneous fat layer decreases, blood flow and lymphatic drainage increase, facilitating the elimination of excess fluid and metabolites, while improving overall cellular function.

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Applications

Aesthetic

• Cellulite reduction
• Reduction of body circumference
• Increase in skin tone
• Improvement of skin radiance
• Improvement in the appearance of scar tissue and burns

General

• Improvement in lymph flow
• Improvement of specific circulatory problems
• Muscle relaxation
• Relief of muscle aches and pains
• Prevention of pressure sores
• Burn rehabilitation
• Post-operative use

Sports

• Facilitation of recovery of soft tissue injuries
• Reduction of delayed onset muscle soreness
• Treatment of sports injuries: tendonitis, muscle strain etc.

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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Why do women have cellulite and not men?
Estrogen is the key hormone involved in cellulite formation. As a result, 90% of women have cellulite while most men do not, unless they have hormonal imbalance. Furthermore, the hypodermis (subcutaneous fat layer) is structurally different in women, and it permits more fat storage than the male hypodermis.

Can diet and exercise eliminate cellulite?
Cellulite occurs in the subcutaneous fat layer, which responds mainly to hormones and minimally to diet and exercise. Therefore, this approach is not an effective means for cellulite reduction.

Why are diet and exercise encouraged?
Inadequate nutrition and poor lifestyle tend to worsen the appearance of cellulite. It stands to reason that a balanced diet and regular exercise can to a certain degree prevent the advanced stages of cellulite. Diet and exercise are recommended because they are complementary to Endermology.

Which treatment is most effective to treat cellulite?
Endermology is currently the most effective treatment to treat cellulite.

Can liposuction remove or reduce the appearance of cellulite?
Liposuction is the most effective surgical procedure for body contouring, involving the removal of fat from deep fat layers. Liposuction is not typically performed in the subcutaneous fat layer, due to swelling, scarring, and bruising, and therefore, is not the treatment of choice for cellulite.

How many Endermology sessions are required?
Endermology treatments are generally 35 minutes in duration, twice a week. The average women will need 15 to 18 treatments to achieve optimal results. Once a month follow-up treatments are usually recommended to maintain results.

Can men benefit from Endermology?
Most men do not have cellulite but still benefit from body shaping and toning of the skin. Areas that respond well to Endermology are the back, abdomen, and “love handles”.

Can Endermology be applied as a facial treatment?
Endermology can be used as a facial treatment. By stimulating the production of new collagen fibers, it can improve skin tone and slow down the aging of the skin.

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Reviews

Mode - August 2001
“…visibly firmer around my thighs and hips.”

Self - June 2001
“It stimulates blood flow, which is thought to shrink fat cells.”

Marie Claire - April 2001
“Supermodels such as Elle MacPherson, Claudia Schiffer, and Caprice are all fans of Endermology.”

Self - June 2000
“…its mechanical massage technique, already used to smooth out cellulite, goes even further – actually reducing the size of your thighs.”

Woman’s World - April 1999
“…cosmetic surgeons and dermatologists have been singing the praises of Endermology…”

Cosmopolitan - June 1999
“…you could be cellulite-free in a few months.”

Bride Again - Summer 1999
“An innovative program for body reshaping and skin conditioning.”

Fitness - August 1999
“…after the 4th or 5th visit (and not having eaten less or exercised more than I normally do) whammo! My clothes fit differently. My stomach and inner thighs seemed thinner. Tighter.”

Marie Claire - June 1998
“After seven sessions, … stretch marks were gone. After 17, the ripples…were almost invisible.”

Oxygen – July/August 1998
“…significant reduction in measurements and …improved skin tone in respect to texture, quality and appearance.”

Vogue - February 1997
“…encouraging results, including a reduction in cellulite, better skin tone and color, even the loss of inches and pounds.”

Woman’s World - March 1997
“A state-of-the art nonsurgical technique that can smooth away cellulite for good.”

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Results

Endermology reduces the appearance of cellulite and circumferential body measurements. The after-photos demonstrate remarkable improvements in skin tone and texture. These changes occurred following completion of a full series of Endermology treatments. No weight loss was reported.

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Research

Aesthetic Surgery Journal (March - April 2001) observes the effect of Endermology when combined with external ultrasound-assisted liposuction (EUAL). Endermology after EUAL improves results with respect to cellulite and reduces the rate of follow-up revision.

Aesthetic Surgery Journal (November - December 1999) compared the results of Endermology with those of external ultrasound-assisted liposuction (EUAL) in cellulite reduction and body contouring. EUAL has no role in reducing cellulite. Endermology is the best choice for cellulite reduction. Endermology proves to be a non-invasive alternative to body contouring but not as efficient as EUAL.

Aesthetic Surgery Journal (September - October 1999) concluded that Endermology is recommended post-liposuction to maximize body contouring and reduce structural irregularities.

Aesthetic Surgery Journal (January - February 1999) report on pig tissue layers revealed Endermology causes a 400% increase in blood flow to the skin, which lasted for more than 6 hours after the end of the treatment. The study also revealed a 300% increase in lymphatic flow in the treated area and lasted at least 3 hours after the treatment.

Aesthetic Surgery Journal (November - December 1998) concluded that Endermology treatments cause a change in subdermal tissue architecture on pig tissue layers and an increase in production of new collagen by 130% in long term cases, which may be responsible for the smoothing of skin.

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (March - April 1998) compiled data on 85 women between the ages of 21 and 61 treated with Endermology, which showed an overall reduction in body circumference and body weight. Circumference reduction averaged 1.34 cm after 7 treatments and 1.83 cm after 14 consecutive treatments. A decrease in body circumference occurred in most cases even with the patients who gained weight.

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (March - April 1997) studies 22 women between the ages of 24 and 48. All but one of the patients had a decrease in their mean body diameter index upon completion of either 7 or 14 sessions of Endermology treatments.

Skin Research and Technology (March 1997) monitored the effectiveness of mechanical massage by ultrasound imaging. The study reported a significant smoothening of the dermis-hypodermis interface.