Professional Cellulite Treatment Edmonton
Cellulite treatment in Edmonton is beneficial for people with dimpled skin on the thighs, buttocks, hips, and abdomen. At Albany Cosmetic & Laser Centre, we offer customized, non-surgical treatments that smooth uneven texture and restore confidence.
Our experienced team uses advanced technology and personalised care to target the structural causes of cellulite, helping you achieve firmer, more toned-looking skin.
Cellulite Removal At-A-Glance
Cost & Pricing
What To Expect
Mechanism of Action
Benefits & Results
Discomfort & Pain Level
Side Effects & Downtime
Cellulite & Body Contouring Treatments Pricing
Treatment & Pricing | Details |
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Fotona Laser (TightSculpting) Price: CAD $450 per session |
A dual-wavelength laser heats deep tissues to trigger collagen remodelling, reduce fat cell volume, and tighten the skin. |
Endermologie (LPG) Price: CAD $450 per session |
Mechanical massage with rollers & suction stimulates circulation, improves lymphatic drainage, reduces cellulite, and promotes relaxation. |
Subcision Price: $1,200 to $3,000 per session |
Minimally invasive blade releases fibrous septae that tether the skin, lifting and smoothing cellulite depressions. Often combined with fillers for longer results. |
Why Choose Albany Cosmetic & Laser Centre?
Our clinic combines cutting-edge technology with experienced practitioners to deliver safe and effective cellulite treatments tailored to your needs. We offer multiple non‑surgical options—including laser, mechanical massage, radiofrequency, and minimally invasive subcision—to create personalised plans for every client. By prioritising patient education, comfort, and natural‑looking results, we help you achieve smoother, firmer skin in a welcoming environment.
Book Your Cellulite Treatment Consultation
Ready to smooth cellulite, tighten skin, and achieve firmer contours? Schedule your consultation at Albany Cosmetic & Laser Centre today and explore the best treatment plan for your goals.
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Request your consultation today and discover how our treatment can refresh your appearance.
Call us at (587) 520‑2835 or use our online booking form to schedule an appointment.
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Frequently Asked Question
What is cellulite and why do we get it?
- Cellulite is a common skin condition where fat deposits push against fibrous connective tissue, creating a dimpled or lumpy appearance, often on the thighs and buttocks.
- It affects up to 90% of women and a smaller percentage of men, regardless of weight, body type, or fitness level.
- Hormonal changes, particularly estrogen, influence fat storage, circulation, and connective tissue, making women more prone to cellulite formation.
- Weakened collagen fibers and reduced skin elasticity allow underlying fat cells to protrude, causing visible dimpling on the skin’s surface.
- Genetics, age, lifestyle factors such as poor diet, stress, and inactivity can increase the likelihood and severity of cellulite development.
- Cellulite tends to be more prevalent in women due to the specific distribution of fat, muscle, and connective tissue in their skin.. Women’s skin structure, combined with hormonal factors, makes them more susceptible to cellulite.
What Are Cellulite Stages?
- Stage 1: No dimpling when standing or lying down, but the pinch test shows an “orange peel” look.
- Stage 2: “Orange peel” dimpling appears when standing up, but not when lying down.
- Stage 3: “Orange peel” dimpling appears when standing up and lying down.
What Can Cellulite Treatments Address?
- Reduce dimpling: Break down fibrous septae that pull skin downward and create a lumpy look.
- Tighten skin: Stimulate collagen and elastin to restore firmness and elasticity.
- Improve circulation: Enhance blood flow and lymphatic drainage, reducing fluid buildup that worsens cellulite.
- Reshape contours: Target fat cells to smooth bulges and achieve more even curves.
- Boost confidence: Create smoother skin and a more youthful silhouette.
- Versatility: Effective on thighs, buttocks, hips, abdomen, and arms.
How Should I Prepare for Cellulite Treatment in Edmonton?
- Book a consultation to review goals, medical history, allergies, and medications; disclose recent procedures, implants, pregnancy, or breastfeeding.
- Avoid blood-thinning agents (aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, alcohol) for 48–72 hours unless prescribed; ask your provider before stopping anything.
- Hydrate well: drink 6–8 glasses of water for three days before treatment to support lymphatic drainage and recovery.
- Skip tanning, self-tanner, harsh exfoliants, and retinoids on treatment areas for five to seven days.
- Shave body areas the night before if requested; arrive with clean, lotion-free skin and loose clothing.
- Eat a light meal and limit caffeine the day of treatment to reduce sensitivity.
- Bring compression garments if recommended; arrange transport after subcision.
- Follow Albany Cosmetic & Laser Centre’s specific pre-care instructions for your chosen modality.
How Many Sessions Will I Need for Cellulite Treatment?
- Treatment type matters: Endermologie or radiofrequency need 6–10 sessions; lasers (e.g., Fotona) typically 3–6; subcision 1–3, sometimes with filler.
- Severity: Mild dimpling responds faster; dense, fibrous cellulite requires more sessions and combination therapy.
- Area size and location: Thighs and buttocks need more passes than smaller patches on arms or abdomen.
- Interval: Sessions are spaced one to four weeks apart; subcision may need two to three months between visits.
- Combination plans: Pairing energy devices with lymphatic massage or subcision can reduce sessions while improving durability.
- Maintenance: Expect touch-ups every six to twelve months to preserve gains, especially for non-invasive options.
- Lifestyle: Hydration, exercise, and weight stability support better outcomes.
- Personalized plan: Your clinician confirms numbers after assessment, ultrasound mapping, and personal goals.
What Aftercare Should I Follow After Cellulite Treatment?
- Hydrate: Drink plenty of water for 48–72 hours to support lymphatic drainage and recovery.
- Compression: Wear recommended garments 24–72 hours (subcision: up to 7 days) to minimize swelling and bruising.
- Activity: Light walking is fine; avoid strenuous workouts, hot baths, saunas, and steam for 24–72 hours (subcision: 5–7 days).
- Skin care: Use cool compresses on the first day; apply a bland moisturizer or aloe. Avoid retinoids/acids for 3–5 days.
- Bruising/swelling: Consider arnica or bromelain; elevate the area when resting. Avoid alcohol and non-prescribed blood thinners for 48–72 hours.
- Hygiene: Keep sites clean and dry; don’t pick or scratch. Delay deep massage; gentle lymphatic massage only if advised.
- Sun protection: Apply SPF 30+ daily; avoid tanning for 1–2 weeks.
- When to call: Worsening pain, spreading redness, fever, or drainage—contact the clinic; attend your scheduled follow-up.