Skin Laxity Cellulite
Skin Laxity Cellulite
Do you have concerns of loose, creepy skin on your face and/or body? Skin laxity is something everyone will face at some point in their life due to the natural aging process. Besides aging, there are other factors that can play a part in skin laxity, such as intrinsic and extrinsic factors, genetics, diet, lifestyle, sun exposure, stress and smoking.
Sometimes following a healthy diet and workout regimen isn’t enough to target laxity in the skin. There are two vital components to the skin’s structure that will affect laxity; collagen and elastin. As we age we begin to lose these two key components and our skin begins to lose elasticity, resulting in loose or sagging skin.​
Cellulite is a term for the formation of lumps and dimples in the skin. Cellulite can affect both men and women, but it is more common in females, due to the different distributions of fat, muscle, and connective tissue.
​To help you combat skin laxity and cellulite, we have the following treatment available:
Viora V-Form
At Sanctuaire MD, Viora V-Form combines radiofrequency and vacuum therapy to effectively reduce the appearance of cellulite while tightening skin. This non-invasive treatment boosts collagen production, smooths dimples, and restores skin elasticity for a firmer, more sculpted look.
Viora V-ST
Target skin laxity and cellulite with Viora V-ST at Sanctuaire MD. This advanced treatment uses radiofrequency energy to tighten loose skin and enhance texture, leaving your skin visibly smoother and more youthful-looking with no downtime.
Emtone
At Sanctuaire MD, Emtone offers a cutting-edge solution for tackling cellulite and improving skin laxity. By combining thermal and mechanical energy, Emtone stimulates collagen production and improves skin elasticity, leaving you with smoother, firmer skin and a noticeable reduction in cellulite.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the connection between skin laxity and cellulite?
Skin laxity often contributes to the appearance of cellulite as the underlying tissue structure weakens. Sanctuaire MD offers treatments that address both concerns simultaneously.
The exact cause of cellulite is unknown, but it appears to result from an interaction between the connective tissue in the dermatological layer that lies below the surface of the skin, and the layer of fat that is just below it.
​In women, the fat cells and connective tissue in this layer are arranged vertically.If the fat cells protrude into the layer of skin, this gives the appearance of cellulite.In men, the tissue has a criss-cross structure, which may explain why are less likely to have cellulite than women.
What treatments are effective for both skin laxity and cellulite?
At Sanctuaire MD, Viora V-Form, V-ST, and Emtone are excellent options for reducing cellulite while tightening loose skin.
How do Viora V-Form and Emtone work for cellulite and laxity?
Viora V-Form uses radiofrequency and vacuum therapy to target skin laxity, while Emtone combines thermal and mechanical energy to reduce cellulite and smooth the skin.
Are these treatments non-invasive?
Yes, both Viora V-Form and Emtone are completely non-invasive, making them ideal for those looking for effective results without surgery.
Can these treatments be used on any area of the body?
Absolutely! Common areas include the abdomen, thighs, buttocks, and arms, but we customize treatments for your unique needs.
How do I get started with treatment for skin laxity and cellulite?
Contact Sanctuaire MD to schedule your consultation. We’ll create a personalized plan to help you achieve smoother, firmer, and cellulite-free skin.
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