LPG Endermologie is a Revolutionary, Non-invasive treatment designed to improve Skin texture, reduce Cellulite, and enhance overall Body Contouring. This advanced technology utilizes a patented mechanical massage system that stimulates the skin and underlying tissues, encouraging natural processes like collagen and elastin production.

Unlike other Cosmetic procedures, LPG Endermologie is entirely pain-free and requires no downtime. It works by using a specialized device with motorized rollers that gently lift and massage the skin, increasing blood circulation and lymphatic drainage. This process helps to break down stubborn fat deposits, smooth out dimples, and firm the skin for a more sculpted appearance.

The benefits of LPG Endermologie extend beyond Aesthetics. It is often used to relieve muscle tension, improve post-workout recovery, and even reduce fluid retention. Whether you're looking to tighten loose skin, enhance body contours, or simply indulge in a relaxing yet effective treatment, LPG Endermologie offers a holistic approach to beauty and wellness. With regular sessions, many people notice visible improvements in skin texture and body shape. If you're searching for a natural way to achieve firmer, smoother skin, LPG Endermologie might just be the secret weapon you've been looking for.

A thorough history and examination are essential in establishing the type of tattoo and the skin type of patient prior to treatment. Previous isotretinoin treatment, systemic gold therapy, herpes infection, keloidal tendencies, and sun exposure habits should be considered, as additional precautionary measures may be needed. Standardized digital photography is helpful in recording the baseline appearance, and any subsequent improvement. The patient's treatment objective and expectation should be counseled, and treatment options, expected outcome, potential risks, downtime, and postoperative care should be discussed. There should be adequate opportunity for patients to have all their questions answered. Obtaining informed consent with a clear outline of risks and benefits prior to tattoo removal is essential, and protects both the clinician and patient. Establishing realistic patient expectations through good rapport is helpful in achieving a satisfactory outcome. Multiple laser treatments are usually required to remove a tattoo via selective photothermolysis, with an average number of 7-10 treatments are often needed.