Vacuum Roller Killer

Through the use of a vacuum roller, this treatment targets specific areas of unwanted fat while promoting lymphatic flow and restoring skin elasticity. With its gliding motion on targeted areas, the vacuum roller provides a massage sensation that addresses muscle tone, reduces cellulite, and improves overall circulation. The Vacuum Roller Killer is more than a workout tool; it’s a solution crafted to redefine your body’s contours and revitalize your skin.

• Fat and cellulite reduction 
• Restoration of skin elasticity 
• Enhanced circulation and lymphatic flow
• Decreased edema
• Removal of toxins

• Thighs 
• Buttocks

The duration of the treatment is 60 minutes.

• Visible reduction in cellulite appearance after the third session. 
• Improved skin texture and firmness due to enhanced elasticity. 
• Reduction in localized fat deposits. 
• Enhanced blood circulation and lymphatic flow, leading to better skin health. 
• Diminished swelling or edema 
• Optimal results typically require a minimum of 4 to 6 sessions to change cellulite appearance and skin texture significantly. 
• Combining this treatment with other complementary therapies or specialized body care products can enhance and prolong the effectiveness of the results.

We recommend undergoing the Vacuum Roller Killer treatment 2-3 times a week, with 1-2 days of rest between sessions.

• Resume normal activities post-treatment. 
• Maintain adequate hydration by consuming at least 2 liters of water daily. 
• Sustain a healthy diet and exercise regimen. Avoid weight gain. 
• Limit intake of salt, sugar, saturated fats, and alcohol. 
• Consider stimulating the lymphatic system or performing lymphatic drainage at least four days after the treatment.

You can maintain the effect after the treatment by utilizing the Inno-Epigen Body contour treatment.

• Cellulite and dimpled/orange-peeled skin. 
• Stubborn and resistant fat not responsive to diet and exercise. 
• Presence of excess fat. 
• Edema

• Open lesions, cold sores, fever blisters, rosacea, or sunburn 
• Skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, or other dermatological issues 
• Presence of varicose veins or spider veins 
• Damaged, irritated, or inflamed skin 
• Patients with autoimmune diseases (SLE/Lupus), HIV, diabetes, vitiligo, hepatitis 
• Severe heart disorders 
• Epilepsy 
• Tendency for excessive scarring, hyperpigmentation, or keloid formation 
• Blood-related issues such as bleeding abnormalities, blood clotting disorders, or those taking blood-thinning medications 
• Thyroid, heart, or hypertension conditions 
• Infectious diseases or herpes simplex 
• Pregnancy