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COMMON BODY CONCERNS

Everybody deserves the chance to feel confident in their own skin. But sadly and all too often, body concerns like abdominal fat, scarring, cellulite and stretch marks, and sagging or loose skin can prevent us from looking the same as how we feel on the inside.

 

Thankfully, with targeted body treatments facilitated by our specialised team here at My Body Vibes, you can correct all of these body concerns and revolutionise your relationship with your body and its evolution through the ages. 

 

Your self-love story starts right here. Come and visit your local My Body Vibes clinic today to create your own body treatment plan.
 

STUBBORN FAT POCKETS

Stubborn fat pockets on the abdomen, 

love handles, thighs,

banana rolls, arms,

bra rolls, double chin,

knees and male chest

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SAGGY SKIN

Loose skin or

loss of firmness

caused by

lifestyle, aging,  genetics,

and post-pregnancy

DOUBLE CHIN

A result of excess fat

around the chin area,

which can be caused by ageing, genetics, anatomy 

and poor posture.

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UNDEFINED MUSCLES

Lack of muscle mass and defination due to insufficient amount of exercises, unbalanced diet and ageing 

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CELLULITE

Uneven or lumpy skin on the may be a sign of cellulite.

Cellulite is commonly found on 

thighs, buttocks, 

abdomen

and breasts 

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STRETCH MARK

Many women experience stretch marks during pregnancy ,

stretch marks

can also appear

when you rapidly

gain or lose weight,

they can commonly be found on thighs, abdomen and buttocks. 

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ABDOMINAL SEPARATION

Some women find their stomach muscles weaken and separate during and after pregnancy. This is known as abdominal separation, ‘diastasis recti’ or ‘recti divarication’. 

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BODY SCARS

Body scars can result from accidents, sickness,

skin conditions

such as acne, or operations.

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