Astoria Laser Clinic and Med Spa
Astoria Laser Clinic & Med Spa
2106 Gallows Road
Suite B
Vienna, VA 22182
703-992-9290
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Using Light To Shape the Body
Studies have long shown that infrared heat quickly and painlessly penetrates the body about one and a half inches below the skin and heats from the inside out. This process shows that when fat cells are heated to 110 degrees they are liquefied, causing them to temporarily open and expel contents of fat and toxins.
When the fat cells empty they shrink and leave a flatter waist, tummy, thighs, buttocks and arms. This process, combined with pressure therapy, moves the liquefied fat into the lymphatic system, where it is processed by the body and discharged via perspiration, urine, and other forms of detoxification.
This method helps patients to not only lose weight, but to regain their health and energy, improving their quality of life. The infrared body contouring system is a new product which follows the body's natural process of metabolizing fat by liquefying the fat, pushing it into the lymphatic system, and supporting the liver as it metabolizes the fat out of the body.
Improved circulation and reduction of edema
Relief of numbness or pain (neuropathy)
Enhancement of skin tone
Slimming and firming of the entire body
Reduction of cellulite
Lose three to five Inches in only three treatments
Studies have shown that a reduction of one to three inches in the waistline is possible in as little as one to two sessions, and as much as four to five inches overall in four sessions.
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