How are side effects of hip vacuum therapy for weight loss cost ?

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How are the side effects of hip vacuum therapy for weight loss cost?

The Most Popular Way to Raise Your Sides, Guest Posting, and What Are Their Advantages and Disadvantages When it comes to cosmetic surgery, people often talk about hip augmentation. According to statistics published by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), hip augmentation has achieved the fastest growth in plastic surgery, doubling since 2013. A well-known cosmetic treatment for the hip is the "Brazilian Butt Lift" 

( BBL) which was created by the famous Brazilian plastic surgeon Ivo Tanguy.

 In such surgery, fat will be taken from the person's body, such as the belly of the thigh, and then transplanted into the buttocks, buttock implants may be used in some cases, to enhance the buttocks. The effect is pronounced and immediate, but it comes with a side effect that, despite its popularity among people, cannot be ignored. There are a lot of blood vessels in the buttocks, some of which are as thick as straws. In buttock augmentation surgery, fat is injected into the buttocks using a sleeve or long metal tube. But, if doctors are not experienced enough to cause operating errors, they will inject fat into or under the gluteal muscles. The fat then enters the heart and lungs, obstructing blood flow and leading to instant death. Those undergoing this surgery for the first time may face the highest incidence of complications compared to other plastic surgeries, as well as up to eight weeks of downtime. Also, it is quite expensive with an average of about 5 thousand. It is thus understandable that many people seek non-surgical treatment. Here is a popular way to lift the butt - vacuum therapy. What is vacuum therapy? Unlike the "BBL" mentioned above, vacuum therapy is non-invasive, meaning it can help lift your butt without making any incisions into the skin or tissue. What's more, it is a type of massage technique like lymphatic drainage. It uses vacuum cups to help lift and shape your butt. As the picture shows, place the two small vacuum cups on the thigh and hip, and place the large vacuum cups on the buttock for 30 minutes. Does it work? This treatment can help with lymphatic drainage, stimulate muscles and transfer fat deposits to make the buttocks look smoother, firmer, and plumper. 

According to Dr. According to BeautyFix board-certified plastic surgeon Steve Fallek, a vacuum hip lift can offer immediate results and can lift the buttocks by up to 70%. People who have undergone the treatment say that the effect of one treatment is equal to 1500 squats. Too, it has a much lower risk of side effects and complications and shorter downtime than plastic surgery. It is non-invasive, so you feel almost no pain, except for a slight squeezing sensation when the suction cups are used or removed from the skin. After treatment, you may experience mild side effects such as distension or tension, which will disappear very soon. What you need to be aware of is that the effect of the treatment cannot last forever. You must take the treatment at regular intervals. The exact treatment you need to undergo depends on the elasticity of your muscles and skin. Experts recommend that you complete 2-8 treatments for optimal results. But to make your butt look firmer and plumper, you a better exercise. What should I do before starting treatment? It is necessary to drink enough water. It is recommended to drink 4-5 cups of water before the treatment and 4-5 cups after the treatment to ensure that all harmful substances are removed from your body through the body's metabolism. Some may experience soreness and bruising after treatment. What benefits can a vacuum hip lift bring you? Smooth skin Relax your muscles Lift, smooth, and firm your butt Promote circulation Support your immunity Remove the blockage Relieve pain and inflammation Promote lymphatic drainage Enhance your hips and breasts without surgery That's all I want to share about vacuum hip lifts. If you desire a sexy figure, visit my journey for more information.