Aesthetic medicine ESWT unit Miramhoo-SW1

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Shockwave is a mechanical wave with a rapid increase of pressure within a very short time, aimed at the affected area (the source of chronic pain) the influence of the impacting causes to the dissolution of calcium deposits and leads to better vascularization. Cause blood vessel formation and increased delivery of nutrients to the affected area. And stimulate a repair process thenerlieve the symptoms of pain. How shock wave works Powerful sound waves are used to stimulate microcirculation within the fat layer, increasing the metabolic function of the area. Free fatty acids and glycerol are released from the fat cells and sit in the intercellular space. Natural metabolic systems then remove these waste products from the body. At the same time the sound waves stimulate connective tissue giving the skin a firmer tone and reducing dimples on the skin's surface. Shock Wave for Cellulite Reduction Cellulite typically appears on the thighs, buttocks and upper arms. An imbalance between fat production (lipogenesis) and fat breakdown (lipolysis) within the cells leads to the formation of large fat cells that are typical of cellulite, giving the skin the dimpled appearance. Acoustic Wave Therapy (AWT) can be performed on patients of any age. It helps the skin regain natural elasticity and firmness, improving figure and helping lose inches! On average each cellulite treatment takes about 15 minutes. Depending on the degree of cellulite, 6 to 10 sessions at 3 to 4 times per week may be necessary. Studies conducted in Switzerland, Germany and the United States have shown a 110% improvement in skin elasticity in the female patients treated.