Blood & lymphatic circulation
Shockwave stimulation supports blood and lymph flow.
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Shockwave energy is delivered to tight, hardened tissue to support blood and lymphatic circulation. It is used for cellulite-prone areas and body contour care.

About
Shockwave therapy uses mechanical stimulation of the tissue to support blood and lymphatic circulation.
In body care it is used to loosen tight, hardened tissue and to even out skin texture where cellulite shows.
Different applicators are selected according to the treatment goal. Focused and radial shockwaves differ in energy, wavelength and penetration depth.

Shockwave therapy being performed with the focused and radial handpieces.
Effects
Shockwave stimulation supports blood and lymph flow.
Shockwave energy helps loosen tight fascia and tissue.
Shockwaves are delivered repeatedly to areas hardened by cellulite.
Radial shockwaves spread energy across the broad fat layer under the skin, while focused shockwaves gather it into a small area and reach deeper. The two are sometimes used together depending on the area.
Q&A
It is given as a series of sessions spaced apart rather than a single visit, and how much skin texture changes varies from person to person. You may feel stinging or soreness where the waves are applied, so we adjust the intensity as we go, and any redness afterward usually settles with time.
Shockwave therapy for cellulite uses radial waves to deliver energy across a broad layer of subcutaneous fat, helping loosen firm, uneven tissue and support blood and lymph flow. Body shockwave treatments at VEI Clinic use equipment from STORZ MEDICAL.
Yes. For the thighs, we first check where cellulite is most visible and how far it extends. If the fat layer is thick, shockwave therapy alone may bring only a modest change in cellulite, so we may discuss adding Melting Cut fat-dissolving injections.