Facial and Body Vacuum Therapy

What is it and how does it work?
Deep cellular activation: Vacuotherapy is a safe, non-invasive treatment using a glass cup or a sterilized applicator head. The equipment creates a vacuum effect (suction) that gently lifts the skin tissue, performing a deep massage that works from the inside out.
What does this achieve? It clears blood and lymphatic vessels, immediately improving circulation and allowing tissues to oxygenate and naturally eliminate retained fluids.
Body Vacuotherapy: Contouring and Toxin Removal
Focus: Say goodbye to fluid retention and cellulite.
Key benefits:
Combats stubborn cellulite: Breaks down fat nodules and loosens the fibrous bands that cause skin dimpling.
Intense Lymphatic Drainage: The best treatment for reducing bloating; ideal after a cavitation session to help flush out liquefied fat.
Contouring and lifting: Helps redistribute localized fat; highly popular for buttock lifting and toning.
Muscle relief: Relaxes tense muscles and improves skin elasticity.
Facial Vacuotherapy: Youthfulness and Radiance
Focus: Facial detox and revitalizing effect.
Key benefits:
Natural lifting: Stimulates fibroblasts to produce more collagen, improving facial firmness.
Detox effect: Eliminates accumulated facial toxins, visibly reducing under-eye bags and dark circles.
Brightens and evens skin tone: By improving microcirculation, the skin regains a healthy, fresh, and rested glow.
Facial contouring: Helps drain and reduce fat around the jawline and under the chin.
5. Frequently Asked Questions
What does the session feel like? You will feel a sensation of suction and firm massage, but the intensity is fully controllable. The therapist adjusts the intensity to ensure the treatment is comfortable and pleasant.
How many sessions are recommended? Generally, 8 to 12 sessions (1 or 2 times per week) are recommended to achieve cumulative and lasting results.
Are there any contraindications? It is not recommended for skin with extreme capillary fragility (extensive varicose veins or large spider veins), active skin infections, or during pregnancy