Isogei
What is Isogei?
Isogei is a unique lifting technique for treatment of age signs, smoothing wrinkles, restoring skin elasticity, lifting and toning the muscles. With Isogei we induce a controlled neural stimulation in the muscle, using specific waves that create muscle contraction without moving it voluntarily. The technique is effective for the treatment of aesthetical problem of skin aging and sagging, at any age and on any part of the body. It is also perfect for rehabilitation where only the muscle can be exercised.
How does it work?
Isometric exercises are nothing new. They are used for therapy in various ways. The principles of isometric contraction are applied in rehabilitation, physiotherapy, orthopaedics, yoga and also by sports trainers. The novelty in Isogei treatment is the effective technique devised to take advantage of these isometric contractions.
A muscle that is not exposed to activity, due to lack of development or a sedentary lifestyle, begins to suffer atrophy and to look flabby. The technique allows the muscle to work without voluntarily initiating it.
An isometric contraction means that tension is applied to the muscle without changing its length. When the initial strength of the muscle is equal or less that the external force, and the muscle is held at a constant length, there is tension in the muscle. This tension is the isometric contraction. For example, if you lean against a wall and try to “push” it, you are activating your muscles, you contract them, but you did not inflict change to their length (since the wall’s mass is larger than your own weight). Another example is if you press your foot against the floor – the foot is not moving yet the muscles are activated and the muscle tension is created.
This muscle tension obliterates the fat stored in the muscle and leads to an improvement in tissue tonus. It strengthens and stretches the muscle. Each treatment increases muscular strength by 5% - even after just 1 session.
The Isogei technique enables us to work on each and every muscle in the body, from the larger ones such as the gluteus, chest and thighs, to the smallest face muscles responsible for expression lines and laughter wrinkles. The degree of the contraction is proportionate to the frequency of stimulation.
Treatment Results
- Lifting the skin and smoothing wrinkles thanks to strengthening the muscles
- Restoring skin elasticity
- Destroying fat buildup in muscle fibres
- Firming and lifting large muscles area – chest, buttocks and thighs
Technique Benefits
- No adverse side-effects, no pain or fatigue
- Suitable for clients who cannot exercise for medical reasons or due to excess weight
- May be used in rehabilitation to keep muscle strength
- Induces maximum force from sensory-motoric units in the body
- A very focused, selective and direct work on each muscle
- A personal fitting of treatment area, frequency and duration of stimulation
- Very rapid time-frame for treatment
- Visible results from the very first treatment
Treatment Areas
Body:
Thighs, buttocks, chest and breasts, arms (including triceps) and stomach
Face:
Forehead, eyes, lips, cheeks, chin and neck
Isogei is a unique lifting technique for treatment of age signs, smoothing wrinkles, restoring skin elasticity, lifting and toning the muscles. With Isogei we induce a controlled neural stimulation in the muscle, using specific waves that create muscle contraction without moving it voluntarily. The technique is effective for the treatment of aesthetical problem of skin aging and sagging, at any age and on any part of the body. It is also perfect for rehabilitation where only the muscle can be exercised.
How does it work?
Isometric exercises are nothing new. They are used for therapy in various ways. The principles of isometric contraction are applied in rehabilitation, physiotherapy, orthopaedics, yoga and also by sports trainers. The novelty in Isogei treatment is the effective technique devised to take advantage of these isometric contractions.
A muscle that is not exposed to activity, due to lack of development or a sedentary lifestyle, begins to suffer atrophy and to look flabby. The technique allows the muscle to work without voluntarily initiating it.
An isometric contraction means that tension is applied to the muscle without changing its length. When the initial strength of the muscle is equal or less that the external force, and the muscle is held at a constant length, there is tension in the muscle. This tension is the isometric contraction. For example, if you lean against a wall and try to “push” it, you are activating your muscles, you contract them, but you did not inflict change to their length (since the wall’s mass is larger than your own weight). Another example is if you press your foot against the floor – the foot is not moving yet the muscles are activated and the muscle tension is created.
This muscle tension obliterates the fat stored in the muscle and leads to an improvement in tissue tonus. It strengthens and stretches the muscle. Each treatment increases muscular strength by 5% - even after just 1 session.
The Isogei technique enables us to work on each and every muscle in the body, from the larger ones such as the gluteus, chest and thighs, to the smallest face muscles responsible for expression lines and laughter wrinkles. The degree of the contraction is proportionate to the frequency of stimulation.
Treatment Results
- Lifting the skin and smoothing wrinkles thanks to strengthening the muscles
- Restoring skin elasticity
- Destroying fat buildup in muscle fibres
- Firming and lifting large muscles area – chest, buttocks and thighs
Technique Benefits
- No adverse side-effects, no pain or fatigue
- Suitable for clients who cannot exercise for medical reasons or due to excess weight
- May be used in rehabilitation to keep muscle strength
- Induces maximum force from sensory-motoric units in the body
- A very focused, selective and direct work on each muscle
- A personal fitting of treatment area, frequency and duration of stimulation
- Very rapid time-frame for treatment
- Visible results from the very first treatment
Treatment Areas
Body:
Thighs, buttocks, chest and breasts, arms (including triceps) and stomach
Face:
Forehead, eyes, lips, cheeks, chin and neck
