EMS (Electronic Muscle Stimulator)

Service Description

Our EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) treatment is a powerful, non-invasive way to sculpt your body, boost circulation, and support muscle toning — all while you relax. Targeted EMS gently activates your muscles using safe electrical impulses, helping to firm, lift, and tone key areas like the abs, glutes, thighs, and arms. By engaging deep muscle fibres, EMS works more effectively than traditional exercise in some areas, helping to define your shape, improve skin texture, and enhance overall muscle strength. This treatment is perfect for anyone looking to improve muscle tone, reduce cellulite, support weight-loss goals, or simply give their body a healthy, energising boost. Perfect for: * People wanting a more sculpted look * Clients who want to target stubborn areas resistant to exercise * Those preparing for events (e.g. weddings, holidays, photoshoots) * Clients concerned about cellulite on thighs, buttocks, or arms * Those looking for a non-invasive alternative to surgical contouring * Clients who are already dieting or exercising but want faster results * People starting a weight-loss journey who need a motivational boost * Athletes looking to maintain muscle activation between sessions * People experiencing muscle fatigue or stiffness * People who can’t fit in long gym sessions * Those wanting an efficient, relaxing treatment with visible results EMS Treatment Contraindications You must not undergo EMS treatment if you have or are experiencing any of the following: * Pregnant or breastfeeding * Metallic implants such as pins, prostheses, or pacemakers * Intrauterine device (avoid treating the abdomen) * Epilepsy * Cancer at any time and in any form * Blood disorders * Internal heat in the body (e.g. fever or acute inflammation) * Heart disease * Kidney and liver disease * Severe high blood pressure or circulation problems * Deep vein thrombosis, varicose veins * Hemorrhagic disease, trauma, vascular rupture * Inflammation of the veins, phlebitis * Current treatment with anticoagulants, anti-inflammatories, or antibiotics * Long-term steroid use * Current Infections * Internal bleeding (e.g. bleeding from ulcers) * Autoimmune diseases * Red, dry, and itchy skin rashes * Urinary incontinence * Transmissible diseases * Time of menstruation (avoid treating the abdomen) * Under 18 * Currently undergoing radiotherapy