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How Does Triactive Compare to VelaShape and Accent XL for Cellulite?

I want to get a cellulite treatment for my thighs and butt... not sure what to go with. VelaShape, Triactive, Accent -- which one is the best cellulite treatment?

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With cellulite treatment, technique is more important than the device

In my decade of experience with lasers and the clinical studies that I have read that compare the Triactive & Velashape (higher-powered Velasmooth) and Accent, say that these systems all work very similarly, and results will be pretty similar. But the treatments do feel very different. I wanted a system that was fast, comfortable (actually feels nice, like a massage with gentle warming) and of course, effective. The machines do vary greatly in price, and because of that, I do see that... more

Cellulaze for cellulite treatment

All of these techniques will give temporary results to improve the look of cellulite. I would recommend Cellulaze as your first line of treatment. Cellulaze is the first FDA approved minimally invasive, one-time treatment for cellulite. It utilizes a 1440 nm side-firing laser fiber optic to treat the three main causes of cellulite: It breaks down the fatty bulges, then cuts the fibrous septae that cause dimpling, then finally stimulates the dermis to shrink and... more

Cellulaze Best for Cellulite Reduction

Thank you for your question. I would suggest Cellulaze to reduce your cellulite. Cellulaze is the only minimally invasive laser procedure designed to attack the structure of cellulite beneath your skin. It delivers longer-lasting results after only one short treatment. It is the first and only cellulite laser treatment that treats the actual problems underneath the skin to deliver a proven longer-lasting result from just one simple treatment. Cellulaze is backed by many years of clinical... more

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