Magshape
The treatment with Megshape causes
- Muscle building and improvement of muscle tone
- Release of myofascial adhesions and tensions
- Pain relief For acute and chronic pain
- Side effect: Body-Shaping
Megshape works with high-intensity focused electromagnetic fields that induce fast, short, extremely strong muscle contractions.
This leads to the release of myofacial adhesions, which can be the cause of tension and pain.
At the same time, it leads to the formation of increased muscle density, reduced muscle volume and improved muscle tone.
A side effect is that there is also fatty acid decomposition, which causes fat loss in the treated area in the following weeks.
The treatment is carried out with the patient lying down and is painless. The muscle building happens without active movement and is therefore also excellent for older people for rehabilitation.
Areas of application for Megshape
- Pain syndrome in shoulders and arms
- Frozen shoulder syndrome
- Lumbar pain, pain or weakness in the lower back/lumbar spine
- For strengthening the buttocks, the legs and the entire abdominal musculature
How does it work?
During the 30-minute treatment, the muscles are contracted 30,000 times at high frequency and high intensity. The muscle tissue is forced to adapt to this extreme condition and reacts with a profound change in the internal structure, resulting in muscle growth, improvement of the fascia structure and fat burning. The effects on the fascia tissue in particular bring about pain relief. The simultaneous muscle building has a preventive effect against pain.
Patients - even those for whom exercise is not possible or only possible to a limited extent for health or other reasons - are thus able to build up their muscles in a targeted way. A side effect is that one develops a slimmer and more athletic body contour.
Recommended application time for first results:
4x 30 minutes "training" within 2 weeks
Optimal results are achieved after three months and further improved after six months.
Currently only available in Klagenfurt.
