Body Contouring

Non-invasive body contouring treatments at Arsderma that target localised fat deposits, cellulite and body skin laxity using a combination of energy-based modalities. The programme is designed following a body assessment to address specific concerns — abdomen, flanks, thighs, arms — without surgery or injection. Treatments may include radiofrequency for tightening, mechanical massage for lymphatic drainage and cellulite, and combined protocols for progressive reshaping. From 3,000 Kč per zone per session.

Non-invasive body contouring encompasses a range of technologies and techniques that work on the subcutaneous tissue, fat layer and skin to improve the visible shape and surface quality of the body without surgery. At Arsderma the approach is assessment-led: the practitioner examines the target area, classifies the predominant concern — whether primarily cellulite texture, localised fat that does not respond to diet and exercise, or skin laxity — and then designs a programme using the appropriate modality or combination. For cellulite, which arises from the fibrous septae that tether the skin to underlying structures creating the characteristic dimpling over fat, the treatment targets both the fibrous structure and the lymphatic and circulatory factors that worsen the appearance. Mechanical massage with specialist body-treatment equipment mobilises the subcutaneous tissue, stimulates lymphatic drainage to reduce retention-related puffiness and oedema, and softens the fibrous bands. The visible surface becomes smoother over a course of sessions. For skin laxity on the abdomen, inner thighs and upper arms — whether from weight change, ageing or post-partum changes — radiofrequency energy is used to heat the dermis and subcutaneous layer, contracting existing collagen and stimulating new collagen formation. This progressive firming and tightening effect improves both the tone of the skin surface and its ability to conform to the underlying contour. The two approaches complement each other and are often combined in a single-session protocol that addresses both the surface texture and the skin quality simultaneously. A course of six to eight sessions spaced one to two weeks apart gives the most pronounced and lasting result, as the cumulative effect of repeated stimulation on collagen remodelling and lymphatic function exceeds what a single session can achieve. Results are best maintained alongside consistent physical activity and adequate hydration. Body contouring is not a weight-loss treatment; it works best when the patient is near their target weight and wants to refine specific areas that do not respond to exercise alone. Contraindications are reviewed at the consultation.