The cause of uneven fat distribution lies in our.

The result is stubborn localized fat in areas that are not well-perfused, which resists all diets and strenuous exercise. This happens because the body always burns the fat that is most easily and quickly accessible first, meaning the fat from areas that are better perfused. Poor circulation, on the one hand, hinders the transport of fatty acids, resulting in the storage of stubborn fat in the thighs and buttocks, and on the other hand, burdens the blood vessels and connective tissue.

The solution is to activate the burning of fatty acids by enhancing blood flow to the problem area.  

This is achieved within a special chamber that applies negative pressure to the thighs and buttocks. The negative pressure transfers blood to the fatty tissue of the thighs and buttocks, where it is enriched with fatty acids. During a pause in the negative pressure, the blood enriched with fatty acids is transferred from the problem area to the circulatory system.

“The body always uses the fat that is most easily and quickly accessible first, meaning the fat from areas that are better supplied with blood.”