EXCESS FAT MEETS ITS MATCH IN ST HELIER


UltraSlim® Professional, the powerful and effective device for non-invasive fat loss and


skin rejuvenation, is now available in Jersey. Vida Health and Aesthetics at the Lido Medical Centre, expects significant demand for the treatment which has been hailed as the leader in technology to reduce fat cells in virtually any part of the body.


By Sarah Hill, Editor, 20/20 magazine


The revolutionary technology, first developed by the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration, consists of red LED light therapy that reduces fat cells almost immediately, with practitioners seeing immediate results after just one 40- minute treatment session. Patients can lose at least 2” of fat during the very first UltraSlim treatment.


UltraSlim works by using a specific wavelength of visible red light that opens the pores on the fat cell wall, allowing the


fat to leak out of the cells for up to 48 hours. This is eliminated by the body’s natural metabolic processes


Approved by the US Federal Drugs Administration, the slimming treatment eliminates stubborn pockets of fat without needles, incisions, or stitches. Treatments are painless, require no downtime and have no side effects. It has been rated as Risk Group 1 in the US, which means that it is as safe as a tongue depressor.


To achieve the best results, the UltraSlim team develops an individualized programme to achieve specific goals which might include diet recommendations, hydration and physical activity.


As an added benefit, UltraSlim has been shown to produce collagen and elastin fibres which benefit the appearance of younger and tighter skin. It can even be used to treat “double chin” and to reduce enlarged male breasts (gynecomastia).


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