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I don't have any pictures, but just wanted to...
I don't have any pictures, but just wanted to write a quick review since I use this site frequently and had read the reviews here before trying Venus Legacy.
Went to a salon in Oslo, Norway for a series of 5 treatments on thighs and buttocks, to get rid of cellulite. I noticed no change whatsoever the first two treatments, but knew that I had to be patient. My concern was cellulite on the back of thighs and buttocks, but after the third treatment I started noticing cellulite on the front thighs! I thought it might have to do with me scrutinizing mye body in front of the mirror all the time because of these treatments, that I had just noticed more problem areas that I had not paid attention to before. But after the fourth treatment cellulite was definitely more visible in the front around the knee area and there was still absolutely no change in the back/buttocks, so I stopped treatments.
Maybe the skin tightening part of the treatment worked, but since the cellulite part didn't, they just became more visible as the skin tightened? Just a theory. I am young and slim and already have tight skin, so I can't really tell if it's any tighter, but I think it might be.
Anyway, I am not at all satisfied and am trying to get my money back. There are no guarantees, but having spent 1200 dollars I just can't accept that it not only did not work, but seems to have made the condition I specifically wanted to treat worse.
I really would not recommend this to anyone, maybe for skin tightening, but not for cellulite. The part of it feeling like a hot stone massage was also complete BS, it was really uncomfortable and even hurt a lot at times. Like being burned. I do think my practitioner was a bit inexperienced though, that might be why it hurt, and maybe also why the results were [RS bleep].
Still, don't do it, that's my advice.. you think that the more expensive the treatment, the more it works. I've had better results with cheap chinese cupping, and Eximia (vacuum therapy+lymphatic massage) which is also expensive but half price from Venus Legacy here in Norway.
Went to a salon in Oslo, Norway for a series of 5 treatments on thighs and buttocks, to get rid of cellulite. I noticed no change whatsoever the first two treatments, but knew that I had to be patient. My concern was cellulite on the back of thighs and buttocks, but after the third treatment I started noticing cellulite on the front thighs! I thought it might have to do with me scrutinizing mye body in front of the mirror all the time because of these treatments, that I had just noticed more problem areas that I had not paid attention to before. But after the fourth treatment cellulite was definitely more visible in the front around the knee area and there was still absolutely no change in the back/buttocks, so I stopped treatments.
Maybe the skin tightening part of the treatment worked, but since the cellulite part didn't, they just became more visible as the skin tightened? Just a theory. I am young and slim and already have tight skin, so I can't really tell if it's any tighter, but I think it might be.
Anyway, I am not at all satisfied and am trying to get my money back. There are no guarantees, but having spent 1200 dollars I just can't accept that it not only did not work, but seems to have made the condition I specifically wanted to treat worse.
I really would not recommend this to anyone, maybe for skin tightening, but not for cellulite. The part of it feeling like a hot stone massage was also complete BS, it was really uncomfortable and even hurt a lot at times. Like being burned. I do think my practitioner was a bit inexperienced though, that might be why it hurt, and maybe also why the results were [RS bleep].
Still, don't do it, that's my advice.. you think that the more expensive the treatment, the more it works. I've had better results with cheap chinese cupping, and Eximia (vacuum therapy+lymphatic massage) which is also expensive but half price from Venus Legacy here in Norway.