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Cellulite and orange-peel skin are among the most common concerns in the salon. They correspond to a change in the tissue beneath the skin: fat cells, water and supporting fibres become irregularly organised, giving the skin's surface its dimpled look, especially on the thighs, hips, buttocks and stomach.

Fairly soft and painless, it is linked to localised fat storage. It is mostly visible when the skin is pinched.
Associated with water retention and sluggish circulation, it often comes with a feeling of heavy legs and swelling.
Older and denser, it is well established: the tissues are less supple and orange-peel skin is visible even without pinching.
In practice, these forms often combine. That is why a single approach is not always enough: the professional's role is to observe, analyse and build a protocol suited to each client.
Orange-peel skin can be linked to several factors, which often add up: tissue quality, retention, lack of tone, skin laxity or stubborn areas.
Hormonal changes promote localised storage and water retention, which explains why cellulite affects the vast majority of women, whatever their figure.
Sluggish venous and lymphatic circulation promotes water retention, heavy legs and watery cellulite.
A sedentary lifestyle, prolonged standing or sitting, an unbalanced diet, stress and lack of sleep all sustain the phenomenon.
Over time, the supporting fibres stiffen and the skin loses tone: areas become set and the dimpled look becomes more pronounced.
Natural, non-invasive technologies to work on cellulite, orange-peel skin and firmness, with a protocol tailored to each client.

An exclusive, gentle and effective mechanical method to work the skin and tissues in a targeted way.
What makes the difference with STARVAC is being able to offer truly personalised care. We don't just talk about cellulite: we analyse the client, her priority areas, her skin quality and her goals. This lets us build more coherent courses and better explain the protocol in the treatment room.
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Real salon photos after a course of Stretching Cellulaire®. Results vary from person to person.
The aim is not to offer a generic treatment, but a protocol tailored to each client's profile, priority areas and goals.

The STARVAC DIAG® assessment helps understand the client's profile: water retention, body composition, priority areas.
The professional chooses the technologies and settings suited to the type of cellulite and skin quality.
Closely spaced sessions at first, then gradually spaced out depending on the client's progress and sensations.
Regular maintenance sessions extend the results over time.
FAQ
Cellulite refers to the change in the tissue beneath the skin (fat, water and supporting fibres). Orange-peel skin is its visible appearance: a dimpled surface with small hollows and bumps, especially on the thighs, buttocks, hips and stomach.
Cellulite is a natural phenomenon that affects the vast majority of women. A salon course visibly improves the look of the skin; maintenance sessions, regular physical activity and a healthy lifestyle then help extend the results.
They are two distinct methods. Mechanical roller massage works a single skin fold; Stretching Cellulaire® mobilises two at once, gently and effectively. The HyperPulse® generation adds a double tissue mobilisation for visible results more quickly, on the body as well as the face.
The number of sessions depends on the type of cellulite, the areas and the goals. Generally, the course begins with closely spaced sessions, which are then gradually spaced out. Your beauty therapist defines the programme after a personalised assessment.
No. Stretching Cellulaire® is a natural, mechanical and non-invasive treatment designed to be comfortable. The intensity is adapted to each client and each area, and many experience it as a true moment of well-being.