LPG Cellu M6 Alliance LPG Medical Device

LPG Cellu M6 Alliance Medical Aesthetics

LPG Cellu M6 Alliance Medical Aesthetics treatments has arrived and the two new and advanced Cellu M6 Alliance models. LPG Endermologie treatment is for 30 years the only 100% natural, non-invasive and not at all aggressive technique of mechanical stimulation of the skin that reactivates the metabolism of cells in a natural way. It simultaneously contributes to the release of fat and the fight against relaxation, while fully respecting the physiology of the body and skin.

Proven Effectiveness

Prolonged studies showed visible results from the very third session for the body and from the very first session for the face with an overall improvement as follows: 70% reduction in local thickness (reduction in waist circumference -5.2 cm), 67% smoothing of cellulite , 71% increase in skin and 80% increase in endogenous hyaluronic acid, 87% smoothing of wrinkles, 70% tightening of the contour and twice better appearance of the skin.

The new scientific study conducted by the Department of Dermatology of the University Hospital of Besascon, (France) under the supervision of Professor Philippe Humbert (HUMBERT P. et al. Clinical Interventions in Aging 2015: 10,1-17) – unique in kind of worldwide since it relied on 20 different biopsies from the area of the

face showed that the endogenous hyaluronic acid of the skin tissue increases by 80%, elastin increases by 46%, wrinkles are smoothed by 21%, skin is tightened by collagenogenesis by 23%, dark circles and bags under the eyes are reduced by 15% and 19%, respectively, and the natural glow of the skin is restored and doubled.

Thanks to the motorised flap and roll mechanism, combined with sequential suction, the treatment delivers multi-dimensional stimulation. This optimises the intensity for more effective results.

The Alliance Skin Identity sensor, with its wide range of settings, allows practitioners to precisely tailor treatments to all types of connective tissue – whether it’s skin, fascia, or tendons. It also adapts to various conditions, such as reduced elasticity, inflammation, or fibrosis, enabling early intervention while carefully managing hyperaemia.