Summer may be coming to an end – but if you’re beginning to dress like it’s winter, there’s a good chance you might be hiding from the appearance of cellulite.
While it’s estimated that 98% of women suffer from cellulite, that’s not exactly a comfort when you’re trying to stay confident in shorts or a dress. Cellulite can be tough to get rid of, particularly because much of it is genetic. For some women, it doesn’t matter how skinny you become – cellulite is still a fact of life,
That is, unless you schedule a VelaShape consultation at the Beaux Arts Institute of Plastic Surgery!
If you’re looking for a way to effectively reduce cellulite, it’s time to introduce yourself to VelaShape! Board certified plastic surgeon Dr. Nia Banks is pleased to offer VelaShape to clients who are looking to reduce the appearance of cellulite quickly and effectively.
VelaShape works by combing infrared light, radiofrequency energy, and vacuum suction to provide a deep heating sensation to the treatment area. This energy heats up the fat cells in the connective cellulite tissue, which begin to shrink in response to the treatment. The vacuuming and heating also stimulate the production of new collagen, which helps create smoother and stronger skin.
As a result of this dual treatment, cellulite appears smoother and less dimpled, leading to higher confidence levels.
VelaShape is surprisingly comfortable; many Beaux Arts clients compare it to a heated massage. Downtime is minimal; additionally, you can expect to see a pinkish appearance in the treatment area for the first few hours after your treatment. This side effect tends to fade within the first day or so.
You can expect to see a reduction in cellulite’s appearance over the course of three months; you can expedite this process with additional VelaShape treatments.
Ready to say goodbye to your cellulite once and for all? Call (310) 880-7022 to schedule a VelaShape consultation with board certified plastic surgeon Dr. Nia Banks at The Beaux Arts Institute of Plastic Surgery in Lanham, Maryland (also serving the greater Baltimore/D.C. areas).