The Charcot shower is a type of massage that uses a jet of water. Nowadays the Charcot shower procedure, which in the past was a very popular remedy, is more interesting for those who wish to make their figure beautiful and slim. Women after childbirth are often interested in such a shower, wishing to bring the body to the desired form. Such a shower activates the work of both the circulatory and lymphatic systems.
 The result will be an improvement in metabolic processes as well as an improved nutrition of skin cells. Therefore, Charcot's douche is very popular both for the treatment and prevention of cellulite. The body is massaged with water, the temperature and pressure of which change. The effect of contrast effects with water has long been known. It improves skin tone and helps to deal with excess fatty tissue. And in the Charcot shower procedure, this water effect is complemented by the strong massaging effect of the water jet. And it is not surprising that the result from the procedure is simply stunning.

 Myostimulation is carried out using a special apparatus. Electrodes are attached to problem areas of the body (abdomen, thighs, buttocks, arms, etc.), to which the device sends electrical impulses (for the body - up to 100 mA). “Meeting” the desired muscle, the impulse makes it actively contract - the strength of such a contraction directly depends on the strength of the discharge.

Simply put, in the course of such "gymnastics for the lazy" your muscles work as if you were doing physical exercise. But there is one difference! Myostimulation includes those fibers that are difficult or even impossible to “pump” with exercises.

Indications for myostimulation:


flabby muscles, devoid of tone and elasticity, which makes the body look loose;
Stretch marks after childbirth;
manifestations of cellulite;
violation of forms due to obesity (early stages);
violation of arterial or venous circulation;
congestion in the lymph nodes;
Desire to improve the contours of the figure and individual zones.