Ionithermie, was invented over 30 years ago by a French biochemist and uses a Galvanic device that gently releases low-level electronic transmissions through a conductive clay which is spread along the skin. It's said that results are seen immediately with a full one to three inches eliminated during each treatment.



The clay uses is made from multiple natural compounds and can include freeze-dried vegetable extracts, finely ground algae, seaweed, ribonucleic acid, and others. The electrical stimulus passes through the thermal clay, which makes the skin absorb the nutrients in the clay. The different ingredients integrate into the skin in the process known as "electrophoresis," and they begin to detoxify the treated area, stimulating blood and lymph circulation, thus increasing the smooth appearance of the skin.

Dr. Steven Weiner of The Aesthetic Clinique in Florida says, "This is a new step in the cosmetic and wellness industry." Dr. Weiner's office has just begun offering the IoniThermie procedure to assist patients in reducing cellulite.

Multiple treatments are likely going to be necessary and the number of sessions needed will depend on the severity of cellulite in the treatment area. Results are not permanent and the procedure is not intended for long term weight loss. The process may help you lose weight, but it seems that it's a fluid loss more than a loss of actual fat. If you're a bride looking for assistance in looking beautiful in your wedding dress, then IoniThermie may be right for you.