LIPOMASSAGE™
by Endermologie®



connective tissue disorder

connective tissue disorder

Fight against the connective tissue disorder!
A connective tissue disorder is any disease that has the connective tissues of the body as a primary target of pathology. It is estimated to attack women more frequently than it attacks men, being a woman’s disorder.Connective tissue disorder can have strong or weak inheritance risks, and can also be caused by environmental factors. If you decide that you want to get rid of this problem, Endermologie provides new and updated information and treatment strategies. Numerous treatments and methods are scientifically reviewed and listed for reference.

Aging of the tissues is often the first visibible mark of passing time. Disorder on the body are:

• the skin becomes flabbly
• the tissues sag,
• and fat accumulates in areas that remained under control for a long time;

Disorder on the face is: the skin becomes dry and dehydrated.
The disorder list could be much longer, especially if we add muscular atrophy and disuse, the stasis that causes varicode veins, couperose skin or edema, the aging of bone tissue along with the demineralization typical of age, especially in women following menopause.

At the basis of tissue aging, connective tissue plays a major role. Connective tissue forms the foundations of the skin (dermis and hypodermis), protects and supports the joints (joint capsules and ligaments) and integrates and envelopes the muscles (tendons and fascial). The connective tissues live by and for movement. But, unfortunately, they also contribute to the lack of mobility that appears with aging.

Thus, a vicious circles ensues.The lack of movement in the aging person results in less stimulation of the connective tissues. But the fibrobalsts in the connective tissues only secrete collagen and elastin when they are activated; therefore, their structure deteriorates and they can even become a hindrance to movement. Less collagen and elastin, flattering of the dermal-epidermal junction, fewer active vessels, dormant fibroblasts, slowed exchanges -- the tissues goes into stasis, distends in unactivates areas and allows fat to accumulate. Elsewhere, fibrosis dominates instead following an aggression, inflammation, trauma, etc.

This aging of the tissues that renders them either rigid or too loose does not favor the movement that is itself lacking because of age; and so, the vicious circle continues without ceasing as long as no treatment specific to the connective tissues that generates movement is put in place.