STADIA OF CELLULITE




Whether and to what extent you can detect cellulite at your customer with the pinching test, depends on the stadium of cellulite. Generally one distinguishes three levels of development of cellulite:


1st stadium: little, firm cellulite

Cellulite in its initial stadium cannot be seen when standing or walking. Only when you squeeze the respective parts with your hands, a weak cellulite skin symptom becomes visible. The squeezing test is mostly painless.
Full recovery is possible!


2nd stadium: medium, jellylike cellulite

Cellulite is already visible at relaxed muscles, especially in the area of the thighs. At the bottom and the inner side of the knee until the calves affected areas can be localised. The squeezing test is in any case painful.

This condition can certainly be improved. A recovery is still possible, if your customer takes additional measures beside the aromatherapy wrapping method (change of diet, special exercise, sufficient fluid intake, balance of acids-bases, etc.).


3rd stadium: strong, soft and slimy cellulite

Here a strong form of cellulite exists. The respective parts are weak and have an unregular structure. The blood circulation in the skin is normally very bad. The dermal tissue with its fibrous structure is completely destroyed in these areas.

Very sensitive to pressure, a light pressure already leads to bruises. A complete recovery is not possible anymore, but a significant improvement can certainly be achieved. Customers with cellulite in the 3rd stadium should apply the aromatherapy wrapping method regularly and on a long term basis. In order to keep the achieved result the treatments should never be stopped completely. Also this customer should, in order to reach the best possible result, take additional measures as in the 2nd stadium.

 

 



                      


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