Reaction by Viora Enters New Markets Around the Globe!

Posted by Cosmetic Surgery Review on April 12, 2010

The Reaction device by Viora is designed to treat loose and sagging skin, and may also help reduce the appearance of cellulite.

The device makes use of radio frequency energy to reduce fatty deposits embedded under the skin’s surface, and also tightens the skin to create a contoured, smoother appearance. The device was presented at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) recently, and it is now entering new markets around the globe, including Argentina and various parts of Europe.

Dr. Mario Fuks, a dermatologist who uses the Reaction device in his Argentina office, recently interviewed with the beauty editor of American Health and Beauty to discuss the benefits of the device. Dr. Fuks reports, “It’s an excellent machine for cellulite, very easy to use, and the results are amazing…it’s a very powerful system for skin tightening, and you get noticeable results after just one treatment…I was surprised at how quickly I was able to reach the optimal temperature for treating cellulite. It’s much faster than other comparable systems.”

The Reaction by Viora device promises painless sculpting and toning, and can be adjusted to reach different depths of the skin depending on how much fat is present near the skin’s surface. The device can be used as a skin tightening treatment, because the thermal effect helps reach deep down into the skin’s layers and increases collagen production at a deeper level. The technology integrates different frequencies to target different areas of the body, including the buttocks, stomach, hips, thighs, arms, face and neck.

Each treatment lasts about 25 to 35 minutes, and most people need to undergo at least four to six treatments in order to see significant results. Patients are also advised to eat a well-balanced diet and maintain a consistent exercise regimen in order to promote fat loss and maintain results.

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