Vacuotherapy

THE vacuotherapy, also known as endermotherapy, is an aesthetic treatment that consists of sucking the skin through suction cups of different sizes and pressing the skin with small rollers.

This technique gives the tissue a mobilization that results in greater blood circulation, collaborating with metabolism and the production of collagen at the site. In addition to these effects, Vacuum therapy also influences stress reduction and stimulates release of toxins.

Vacuum therapy indications

Treatment with vacuum therapy device It is indicated for facial and body aesthetic purposes, and the regions where the treatment can be done are the abdomen, back, buttocks and legs.

Between the indications of vacuotherapy are cellulite decrease, stretch marks and localized fat, blackhead removal, lymphatic drainage, attenuation of scars, burns and wrinkles, and skin care before and after plastic surgery.

Vacuum therapy is also indicated to assist in traumatology, rheumatology, phlebology, lymphology, dermatological treatments, edema treatment and lymphatic system stimulation.

Contraindications to vacuotherapy

At against indications of vacuotherapy usually the same as massage therapy. That is, uncontrolled hypertension, tumors, hernias, blood clots, use of anticoagulants, hernias, use of injectable cortisone, diabetes, kidney disorders, pacemaker use, inflammatory rheumatism, vascular disease, and evolutionary infectious diseases.

Vacuum Therapy Benefits

• Increased collagen and elastin production, which improves skin appearance and muscle tone.
• Improvement in blood circulation, responsible for conducting and removing various substances throughout the body.
• More active lymphatic system, which helps to protect the body against viruses and bacteria.
• It provides relaxation and well-being as it is a type of massage.

It is important to consider looking for a specialist and undergoing treatment only if vacuotherapy poses no risk to your health. Pregnant women, for example, should not have vacuotherapy in the first trimester of pregnancy. Nor can suction be done in the umbilical and inguinal region. Therefore, consult a doctor before beginning any cosmetic treatment.