Under your skin, there’s a network of connective-tissue strands, called septae, that hold the fat in place. If the septae aren’t strong and tightly woven together (which may be determined by genetics), the fat can bulge out between them, creating ripples on the skin’s surface—known as cellulite. Women are more likely than men to have cellulite, since they have fewer and less tightly arranged septae. Women also have thinner skin, as well as hormones that can affect the size of fat cells and the strength of the septae. To truly eliminate the problem, says dermatologist Molly Wanner, an instructor at Harvard Medical School, “you would have to get rid of the fat and, essentially, change the interior structure of the skin.”

Because half the cellulite equation is fat, it would seem that losing weight through diet and exercise would help. And it might – but that depends on your skin’s elasticity. “If your skin bounces back after weight loss, you may notice a reduction in cellulite,” says Wanner. However, she adds, if your skin isn’t quite so resilient (hormones and aging could be partly to blame), “it can sag, which can make bumps look worse.”

Nannic NBE 3000 – combines electromagnetic energy with proven effective active ingredients serums containing cell-identical elements. The treatment will reduce the number of fat cells, it is powerful anti-oxidant treatment which will improve the metabolism, stimulate the lipolysis and turns fat into energy, which means the fat is burnt, just like during intensive sport practice. This treatment also has anti-inflammatory effect. It will has powerful detoxifying effect on the body.

This treatment gives a spectacular results after a short period. An intensive course of treatment gives long lasting results.

60 min - £150
Course of 6 - £750