As important as it is to attract new customers to a wellness spa featuring a variety of endermologie® treatments, it’s equally important to retain the customers already loyal to the business and to encourage them to visit more often. At first glance, the idea of a “loyalty program” might seem unusual, but customer loyalty can be a great asset for… (Read more)
Since its altruistic inception in 1986 by French engineer Louis Paul Guitay, the treatment machines and techniques of endermologie® have been scrutinized from every conceivable angle. Over the years since then, both the international scientific community and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which categorizes, clears, approves or denies the use of all health-based medicines, equipment and treatments, have… (Read more)
One of the biggest beauty concerns for women of all ages, weights and varying degrees of fitness is dealing with the unwelcome development of cellulite. This nonthreatening, yet aesthetically unacceptable condition historically plagues women (but very few men) in the hips, thighs and buttocks, and sometimes in the triceps and lower abdominal areas. (more…) (Read more)
The appearance of puckered, dimply skin caused by cellulite is a major aesthetic concern to those affected by this physically harmless, but unsightly condition. Cellulite’s bumpy appearance, especially in the buttocks, leg, and thighs, occurs in about 85 to 90% of all women at some point in their lifetime, no matter their shape, size or age. (more…) (Read more)
All endermologie® specialists are recommended to have professional credentials, including diplomas, certifications and licenses. Many are prominently displayed on the walls of a wellness spa or treatment center, as they tell the public about a professional’s qualifications to advise and treat clients. In the United States, local and state governments and professional organizations establish the credentials that endermologie® practitioners need… (Read more)
