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LPG massage

Also known as: endermologie, Cellu M6

A patented vacuum massage technique (LPG / Cellu M6). The most popular anti-cellulite and body-firming treatment there is.

LPG massage, also known as endermologie, is a patented mechanical body massage performed with a special vacuum-and-roller device. Estonian beauty salons and beauty studios use it to reduce cellulite, for lymphatic drainage, body contouring and post-operative recovery. The session is non-invasive, has no downtime, and suits most skin types.

How does LPG massage work?

The vacuum inside the device's applicator gently draws the skin in, while motorised rollers massage the tissue beneath. This mechanical stimulation improves blood circulation, boosts lymphatic flow and stimulates fibroblasts to produce new collagen and elastin in the deeper layers of the skin. For cellulite, it helps break down the hardened connective-tissue bands between fat cells.

A single session lasts 35–50 minutes and is usually done over a special thin suit. A course of 10–15 sessions spaced 1–2 weeks apart gives the maximum result; 1–2 maintenance visits a month are recommended after that. Results are visible from the 4th–6th session onward: smoother skin surface, better contour, reduced puffiness.

LPG massage in Estonia

In Estonian beauty salons and body-treatment centres, a single LPG session typically costs €35–60, and packages of 10 sessions €290–550. Salons with a genuine Cellu M6 or Alliance device also offer face-focused Endermolift — this uses a smaller applicator and costs €40–70 per session. Contraindications: pregnancy, severe venous insufficiency, recent bruising, and patients undergoing active cancer treatment.

Frequently asked questions

What is LPG massage?

LPG massage, or endermologie, is a mechanical body massage using a vacuum-and-roller device that reduces cellulite, improves contour and boosts lymphatic flow. A single session lasts 35–50 minutes.

Is LPG massage safe in Estonia?

Yes, LPG is non-invasive and suits most people. Contraindications are pregnancy, severe venous insufficiency, and patients undergoing active cancer treatment — always tell the specialist about your health condition.

Where can I learn more about LPG massage?

Consult a body-treatment specialist at an Estonian beauty salon, who will assess your goal (cellulite, contour, recovery) and put together a package. See also the massage services page.

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