Mechanism of Action
Electromagnetic fields penetrate the skin painlessly to stimulate motor neurons directly. The resulting contractions cannot be achieved through voluntary exercise, leading to both muscle hypertrophy and localized lipolysis in the treated area.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How many EMS sessions are required?
The standard protocol consists of 4–6 sessions over 2–3 weeks, followed by monthly maintenance treatments.
Does EMS replace conventional sports?
No. EMS is a highly effective supplement for targeted sculpting, but it does not replace cardiovascular and flexibility training.
Can it be combined with Cryolipolysis?
Yes, combining Cryolipolysis and EMS is one of the most popular body contouring packages in the industry.
Technically matching systems from the ALIX portfolio
- Alix Pelvico – EMS for the pelvic floor
- Aesthéra – HIFU for body contouring
- Glacier Slim X – Body contouring system
- All systems for this treatment goal
- Arrange a consultation appointment – system selection based on your utilisation
- Financing options for aesthetic systems
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