Slim Taping, An Innovative Treatment Against Cellulite
The ‘slim taping’ may be the treatment against cellulite you have been waiting for. Its results are promised as fast, long-lasting and without side effects. Let’s see what we know about the technique.
The slim Taping is a treatment for cellulite presented as an option for women who have little time for massages, therapies or specific exercises.
And, although common, cellulite is still a physical aspect that worries and makes people feel uncomfortable. According to the Spanish Society of Aesthetic Medicine (SEME), four out of ten women stop going to the beach and swimming pool in summer because of the complexes and the low self-esteem that they generate.
The main factors that determine its appearance are hormonal activity, genetic inheritance and sedentary life. This may explain why its appearance has increased in recent decades. The use of contraceptives begins at an earlier age and working life leads us to spend more time sitting and still.
Slim taping: neuromuscular bandages against cellulite
The slim taping uses the therapeutic tool of the Kinesio Taping designed in the early 1970s by Kenzo Kase chiropractic physician. Known as kinesio taping , it has been used by physical therapists to treat muscle ailments and ligament injuries.
It is an elastic cotton bandage that adheres to stretched skin. It helps the formation of ripples that raise the epidermis and create a subcutaneous space in which the lymphatic capillaries, blood and nerve receptors are located. In this way, circulation is benefited and changes occur in the skin.
When there are muscle injuries, the bandage of this type reduces swelling, pain and allows the regeneration of tissues. But due to these benefits on the lymphatic system and microcirculation, it has been proposed that slim taping is a treatment with visible and rapid effects against cellulite.
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