Lypossage - The All-Natural Body Contouring Alternative To Liposuction

LypossageTM

“A hands–on solution to cellulite”

First, let's talk about cellulite ... What is cellulite?

Cellulite is actually a fancy name for collections of fat that push against the connective tissue beneath a person's skin, which causes the surface of the skin to dimple or pucker like the surface of an orange peel.

Almost all women have cellulite commonly found on the thighs, stomach, and butt. The appearance of cellulite is due to genetics, hormonal changes, weight gain, inactivity and pregnancy.

These factors cause fat cells in the subcutaneous fat layer to increase up to 300 times their size and stick together inside the pockets in which they are enclosed. This causes the appearance of bulges and lumps.

The fatty tissue of the body acts as its “toxic waste disposal” where substances it cannot metabolize are dumped. These fat pockets have poor circulation and restricted lymphatic flow. Cellulite formation begins at puberty and as we age, fat and connective layers of the buttocks, thighs and abdomen continue to break down resulting in a dimpled effect.

What is Lypossage?
This treatment is a specific blend of massage modalities that derive from physical therapy, including lymphatic drainage and deep tissue release. It helps reduce inches by breaking up fat deposits that cause the appearance of cellulite. It was created by Charles W. Wiltsie III, LMT, an internationally recognized massage therapy educator and practitioner.

How does it work?
Lypossage cleanses the body of stagnant, stalled lymphatic fluid that create the lumps and bulges we know as figure imbalance. The deeper Lypossage strokes break up adhesions under the skin that can contribute to the dimpled, uneven appearance of cellulite. Lypossage also tones the muscles, lifting and firming sagging tissue.

What part of the body responds to Lypossage?
Lypossage is performed on the lower body, including the buttocks, hip, thighs and lower abdomen, as well as the upper body, including arms, face, neck, and head. Lypossage has some of its most dramatic effects on areas prone to sagging, such as lower face and neck, as well as the buttocks and upper thighs.

Does it really work?
Can specific forms of massage help reduce cellulite? Countless personal testimonials and carefully conducted studies seem to answer with a resounding “yes.” A year long study of Lypossage was conducted on 100 women between the ages of 25 and 55. Ninety-five percent of the women lost dimension in targeted areas. Lypossage smoothed areas affected by cellulite. Dimensions of the thighs and stomach were reduced, collectively, by up to 7.5 inches.

Is it safe?
Lypossage is a non-invasive, natural health treatment that helps to cleanse the body of toxins and retained fluids. Lypossage can be safely experienced by most healthy individuals. It is much safer than surgical procedures such as liposuction. However, for those who opt for a more dramatic surgical result, Lypossage can be very beneficial before and after the liposuction procedure.

What are some typical results?
While results vary, in the original study the average cumulative loss was 6.75 inches and it is not uncommon to find cumulative inch loss of up to 11 inches. Most women find that they will drop one to two dress sizes without a reduction in their weight.

What are the treatments?
The treatment sessions are about 30 minutes long and are performed in a series of 18 sessions over the course of six weeks. It is important to note that for most clients, it takes 8-10 sessions before the results become noticeable. After that, progress can often be quite dramatic!

Who can perform Lypossage?
Lypossage practitioners are specially trained massage and body professionals who have learned this extraordinary hands-on technique and have been certified to practice under the Lypossage name. I am a certified Lypotherapist, trained under Charles W. Wiltsie III, creator of Lypossage, in Middletown, Connecticut.

Where can I find more information?
Lypossage has been featured in many articles including; Hers Muscle and Fitness Magazine, Good Medicine Magazine, and Day Spa Magazine. You can learn more information, including before and after pictures, at www.lypossage.net.nnHow do I get started?
Call to schedule a free private consultation with a certified Lypotherapist to discuss your suitability for the program and to answer all your questions. To find a Lypotherapist in your area, go to www.lypossage.net.nn“Finally, a body contouring treatment that delivers measurable results!”