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Velashape is NOT Worth It!
I am the "ideal" candidate for Velashape. I am thin (120 lbs), I am in my mid-twenties, I workout 5x a week and I have a plant based diet. Velashape is supposed to be effective in the reduction of cellulite.
Unfortunately, this treatment has been very disappointing. After three treatments, I see no difference and the company has begun changing the story. Initially, the told me that I would see a 40% improvement, which is still a lot for a $2,225 treatment. I was willing to take it. After there was no improvement after three treatments, the company told me that I would probably only see 15 - 30% improvement. There is also the fact that some people are called "non-responders". This means that the treatment may not work out all and that I may be one of those people.
I have been trying to get rid of my stubborn cellulite for a few years, but this is not the way to go. Honestly, just pay for a spray tan, do target workouts, and eat healthy. This treatment may be worth it for some, but not for me. I wouldn't go through with this expensive and ineffective treatment.
Unfortunately, this treatment has been very disappointing. After three treatments, I see no difference and the company has begun changing the story. Initially, the told me that I would see a 40% improvement, which is still a lot for a $2,225 treatment. I was willing to take it. After there was no improvement after three treatments, the company told me that I would probably only see 15 - 30% improvement. There is also the fact that some people are called "non-responders". This means that the treatment may not work out all and that I may be one of those people.
I have been trying to get rid of my stubborn cellulite for a few years, but this is not the way to go. Honestly, just pay for a spray tan, do target workouts, and eat healthy. This treatment may be worth it for some, but not for me. I wouldn't go through with this expensive and ineffective treatment.
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