Muscle contours
Targeted applications support muscle-group activation and help accentuate the body’s natural lines.
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Contouring
A personal combination of contour-focused body care and massage, with attention to muscle definition, tight muscles and the appearance of cellulite.
Your body, your plan
A focused approach to contour and comfort
Body contouring at Medinci starts with an individual assessment. We adapt the approach to your body areas, goals, comfort and lifestyle.
Treatment can support refined body contours, activation and shaping of muscle groups and an improved overall body experience.
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Shape, relaxation and skin support
Massage for tension
Rolling massage supports stiff or tight muscles and may promote a more relaxed, flexible feeling.
Cellulite support
Massage and targeted body care can support skin texture and circulation, helping soften the visible appearance of cellulite.
Roll Body Shaper
Benefits of the Roll Body Shaper
- Support for loss in inches
- Improvement of blood circulation
- Support for the body’s natural detoxification processes
- Improvement of muscle tone
- Reduction in the appearance of cellulite
- Improvement in the appearance of stretch marks
- Reduction of swelling in muscle tissue
- Support for the metabolism
- Improvement of sleep quality
Massage and contour
A caring programme tailored to your goals
Mechanical massage uses controlled pressure and movement. Intensity is adapted to your sensitivity and treatment area.
For sustainable support, we combine treatments where appropriate with movement, hydration and realistic lifestyle guidance.
Body contouring is not a weight-loss method, but a supportive approach for contour, muscle feel and skin care.
Your programme in three steps
Consultation
We discuss goals, health, treatment areas and expectations.
Treatment plan
You receive a personal proposal for approach and frequency.
Evaluation
We monitor your experience and adapt intensity or combinations.
Effects vary by person. This treatment does not replace medical diagnosis, physiotherapy or treatment. Discuss persistent pain, acute injuries and health concerns with your doctor.