What is LPG® endermologie?
The LPG beauty device operates by harnessing the kinetic energy produced by its mechanical rollers to deliver a deep-tissue massage. This process effectively breaks down fat deposits within the body, which are then metabolized and converted into an energy source for muscle activity. Additionally, the innovative technology stimulates collagen production, resulting in smoother, firmer, and more youthful-looking skin. LPG beauty offers a non-invasive, chemical-free approach to body contouring, utilizing a natural method to sculpt and define the body’s curves while showcasing the advanced capabilities of LPG technology.
The LPG treatment is entirely natural, painless, and leaves no wounds, allowing for immediate visible results. This highlights the unique advantages of LPG beauty technology. Furthermore, we offer comprehensive LPG training courses, covering the benefits of the technology, proper device operation, and maintenance techniques to ensure optimal performance and results.
For the Face
Acting like a real skin workout, the motorized flaps awaken the natural synthesis of essential rejuvenating substances. This cell stimulation then helps fibroblasts (rejuvenating cells) to boost their production of collagen (firmness), elastin (suppleness), and hyaluronic acid (volume and hydration), naturally present in our skin.
For the Body
This treatment targets stubborn fat and enhances skin quality—improving firmness and reducing cellulite. The patented technology combines rollers, motorized flaps, and sequential suction to act on adipocytes (fat cells) in the hypodermis and fibroblasts (rejuvenating cells) in the dermis. A 360° solution, it eliminates the slimming-or-firming dilemma, delivering both in one treatment.
Visible results in just 12 sessions
-5.2cm
Waistline Reduction*
80%
Increase in Hyaluronic Acid*
82%
Firmer Skin*
87%
Wrinkles Smoothed*
99%
Cellulite Smoothed*
100%
Radiant Complexion*
160%
Increase in Endogenous Elastin*
240%
Increase in Collagen*
*Study endermologie® Dermscan 2016, HUMBERT P. et al. Clinical Interventions in Aging 2015 : 10,1-17.