Visual cellulite diagnosis is one of the most accurate methods of immediate diagnosis, which provides accurate information about the state of body tissues in the current time frame.

A special film made of liquid microcrystals is applied to a local tissue area in the contact method.

It is known that the temperature of the epidermal layer of the skin varies from location to location.

According to this principle, the thermographic film shows "warm" areas - with normal and sufficient blood supply, and "cold" areas - with disturbed, reduced blood supply or cellulite.

Accurate diagnostic information that provides:

• development of an individual and correct cellulite treatment plan;
• specifies the results achieved;
• adjusts the plan of further procedures.

NORMAL STAGE. THE PICTURE SHOWS A HOMOGENEOUS, UNIFORM COLOR.

At this stage, the skin is in a normal condition, the fat tissue is well supplied with blood.

The top layer of leather is firm, smooth and warm.

BEGINNING STAGE OF CELLULITE. IMAGE SHOWS UNEVEN COLOR DISTRIBUTION

General slowing of blood flow in the capillary circulation. It cannot be detected by the human eye. When pressed between the fingers, the skin becomes a little wrinkled - uneven.

The skin is sensitive to touch, which is typical of tissue affected by cellulite.

OBVIOUS CELLULITE. PICTURE SHOWS UNEVEN, MARBLE-LIKE PAINT.

The changed fat cells are encapsulated, stuck together, knotted, increased water retention in the tissues.

Bleeding is difficult in problem areas. The temperature of the skin in the area of ​​the damaged tissue is lower compared to the rest of the body.

The surface of the skin is uneven, pits are visible, there may be a marked sensitivity to pressure.

EXPRESSED CELLULITE. DARK SPOTS ARE CLEARLY VISIBLE IN THE PICTURE.

Pronounced nodules of encapsulated deformed, clumped fat cells, voluminous accumulation of fluid in the tissue. Pronounced lack of skin elasticity and very weak microcirculation. The top layer of skin looks rough, uneven and feels cool to the touch. Pronounced pain may be a response to pressure or external irritation. Cellulite is clearly visible.