Frequently Asked Questions About Localised Slimming

Which Areas Is Localised Slimming Used For?

Localised slimming is used for fat accumulation in the abdomen, lower belly area or above the stomach, and also for excess fat in the hips, inner thighs and buttocks. Localised slimming methods are also used for localised fat on the face, double chin, neck and arms.

Which Applications and Devices Do We Use for Localised Slimming?

For localised slimming we use the Andumedic 3 Pro and Microplus devices.

What Should Be Done Before Localised Slimming?

Before localised slimming applications, a body analysis is taken and the person's fat and muscle ratios are looked at. The person is assessed by a specialist dietitian, and their medical and medication history is taken.
Finally, the tissue where the localised fat is located is chosen and a personalised slimming protocol is applied.

Do the Results Last After Localised Slimming?

Even surgery has a limited lifespan. As long as ageing and gravity exist, any kind of procedure will eventually wear off, but that does not mean the body returns to its former state straight after a localised slimming application. If a person does not gain an unusual amount of weight after the applications and their daily routine is not disrupted, the results are more likely to be maintained. Results vary from person to person.

Are Localised Slimming Applications Uncomfortable?

Each localised slimming application feels different. Andulation is generally described as a very comfortable application that feels more like a massage. With Micro Plus pain is not usually felt, but because the muscles are made to contract regardless of the person's wishes, there may be a tickling-like sensation.

Are Localised Slimming Applications Harmful to Health?

Localised applications would be harmful if they were applied to a group who should not have them, such as pregnant women or people with a pacemaker. But when a suitable device is selected for the person by a specialist and it is used at the right settings, it is not expected to harm health. Please speak to your doctor if you have any health condition.

Is It Possible to Combine Localised Slimming with a Diet?

It is possible to combine localised slimming with a diet. The aim of dieting is to reduce body fat. It is just not possible to decide from which area the fat will go. This is exactly where we use localised slimming applications. With the devices, fat that has built up in an area, or fat that has built up because of genetics, may be reduced.

For this reason diet can considerably support the effect of localised slimming applications.

Which Devices Do We Use for Localised Slimming?

For localised slimming we use the Andumedic 3 Pro and the MicroPlus devices.
Andumedic is a system that works with infrared rays and vibration. The person lies on the device, a belt that increases the effect is fastened over them, and with high-intensity vibration the body fluids become active, lymph circulation speeds up and fat loss may be supported.
MicroPlus works on the same logic as sport. The muscle tissue in the body is strengthened and increased. As the muscle strengthens, sagging tissue that has lost its elasticity firms up. In this way it may help with the look of cellulite and with toning sagging areas. With an increase in overall muscle mass in the body, metabolism may increase. In this way it may become easier both to manage weight and to lose body fat.

How Does the Localised Slimming and Diet Process Start?

When you come to our office, we take a body analysis and look at your fat and muscle ratio. We then create a protocol according to which device you may benefit from.

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This article is for general information only; please consult your doctor and dietitian about your own situation.