Learn how to specifically treat superficial hypodermis with radiofrequency | The Pro Series
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Superficial vs deep cellulite treatment
There are two types of cellulite, depending on tissue depth: superficial cellulite and deep cellulite. Superficial cellulite “lives” in the superficial hypodermis.
There is widespread confusion regarding cellulite, the hypodermis and subcutaneous tissue and their depths in the scientific literature - not to mention general information that pne can find on the web.
So to find out what is what is an absolute nightmare for anyone who just reads the literature without providing treatments - and especially so for those who provide treatments without studying the literature. Even most aesthetic equipment manufacturers get this wrong.
Over the last two decades I have done a lot of work in this field and can now accurately pinpoint the different tissues and their exact depths.
But most importantly, I have done extensive theoretical work with analysing RF biophysics, as well as practical work with different RF equipment over 14 years and can accurately apply treatment on this specific tissue with radiofrequency.
As a result, I can advise you on how to accurately treat superficial (or deep) cellulite with RF.
Now you can get instant access to this expertise and save yourself literally thousands of $$$/£££ of expensive mistakes and thousands of hours of study, research and practical application by attending one of our 1-day or 2-day or 3-day professional consultancy / training courses.
Understand radiofrequency, ultrasound cavitation, cellulite and skin tightening deeply and confidently offer your clients the safest, strongest and most effective treatment possible.
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