Question 1

Why does skin laxity develop on the thighs?

Accepted Answer

Thigh laxity results from progressive loss of collagen and elastin in the dermis, accelerated by aging, weight fluctuations, sedentary lifestyle, and sun exposure. Gravity also plays a significant role. This degradation of elastic fibers reduces the skin's ability to maintain its natural firmness and elasticity.

Question 2

What treatment does Santé use for thigh laxity?

Accepted Answer

At Santé, we use INDIBA radiofrequency, a technology that generates controlled heat in deep skin layers, stimulating collagen and elastin synthesis. This non-invasive treatment firms and tones the area without surgery, visibly improving thigh firmness and texture.

Question 3

How many sessions do I need and when will I see results?

Accepted Answer

The typical protocol comprises 6–8 weekly or bi-weekly sessions. Initial results appear after 3–4 sessions, with progressive improvement in firmness and texture. Optimal results consolidate 2–3 months after treatment completion, with continued improvement thanks to collagen regeneration.

Question 4

Does INDIBA radiofrequency hurt and how much recovery time do I need?

Accepted Answer

The treatment is painless, with a pleasant warm sensation during the session. There is no downtime—you can resume your routine immediately. It's suitable for all adults. No significant contraindications exist, though it's avoided for pacemaker wearers. Pricing varies by area; consult the clinic for personalized quotes.

Thighs

Thighs

Who does it affect?

Personalised Santé protocol

INDIBA® Body Radiofrequency

INDIBA® Body Radiofrequency

Facial HIFU (Ultraformer MPT)

Facial HIFU (Ultraformer MPT)

Sculptra

Sculptra

Body Mesotherapy

Body Mesotherapy

Exercise with Sculptor Machine

Exercise with Sculptor Machine

Specialists for this treatment

Dr. Sol Monsalve 🇺🇸 🇪🇸

Sygryd Valenzuela 🇪🇸

Laura van Leeuwen 🇪🇸 🇺🇸

Viktoriia Shypina 🇺🇸 🇷🇺

Paula Morales 🇪🇸

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