Which one is yours
Seven treatments, and they do not compete with each other. Most people arrive asking for one by name and leave booked for a different one, because the name they had heard was not the one that matches their problem. Here is the short version of who each one is for.
- Swelling and heaviness after surgery
- Lymphatic Drainage — Manual therapy that moves retained fluid. The only one on this list designed for the post-operative window, and it starts when your surgeon clears it.
- Hard, lumpy areas weeks after liposuction
- Carboxytherapy — CO2 microinjections into the hardened tissue. Different problem from swelling, and it does not start as early.
- Muscle definition without the gym
- MSculpt — Electromagnetic stimulation that contracts muscle. It builds and tones; it is not a fat removal treatment and it will not tighten loose skin.
- Loose skin on the abdomen, arms or thighs
- Morpheus Body — Radiofrequency microneedling that remodels from inside the skin. The deepest option here, and the one with actual downtime.
- Cellulite dimples you can point at
- Avéli — Releases the specific bands pulling the skin down. It treats dimples, not overall texture, so it is the wrong tool for general orange-peel skin.
- Skin that feels crepey rather than dimpled
- Venus Legacy — Radiofrequency for temporary firming. Painless, no downtime, and honest about the word temporary.
- Manual contouring, no needles, no machines
- Wood Therapy — Massage with wooden instruments. Genuinely relaxing, and genuinely not an early post-operative treatment, which is a mistake we correct weekly.
None of these removes fat surgically, and none of them substitutes for a compression garment after an operation. If what you need is volume removed, that is body surgery and a different conversation.
Not sure which one is right for you?
Bring the question to the consultation. We look at your case, tell you what fits and what does not, and you leave with a clear plan. Free, no obligation.
