Cellulite

Cellulite treatments in Geneva

Cellulite is common and normal, and treatments aim to improve its appearance rather than cure it. Here is an honest look at what non-invasive approaches can and cannot do.

Setting expectations

Appearance, not a cure

Cellulite affects most people and is not a medical problem. Non-invasive treatments such as radiofrequency and similar approaches aim to improve how the skin looks on a localised area, over a course.

No treatment makes cellulite disappear for good, and anyone promising that is overselling. A realistic clinic talks about improvement and maintenance.

A localised approach

Sessions and lifestyle

These approaches target specific zones and work alongside a healthy lifestyle, not instead of it. An assessment defines the area, the protocol and the number of sessions.

Results vary from person to person and are best sustained with consistency.

How it works

A typical protocol

A prior assessment defines the area, the protocol and the number of sessions.

1

Assessment

The area and goal are analysed and contra-indications checked.

2

Sessions

The protocol runs over several spaced sessions.

3

Lifestyle

Results go hand in hand with a healthy lifestyle; nothing is guaranteed.

Good to know

Before a body protocol

FAQ

Your questions

Can cellulite be removed permanently?

No. Treatments aim to improve appearance on a localised area, not to cure cellulite. Maintenance helps sustain results.

Is cellulite a health problem?

No. It is common and normal. Treatment is purely about appearance, and entirely your choice.

How many sessions will I need?

It depends on the area and approach; treatment usually runs over a course. A clinic gives a realistic plan after assessing you.

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This page is for information only and does not replace a medical consultation. Indications, contra-indications and outcomes depend on each situation and are assessed by a doctor.