La clinique remplace-t-elle le gymnase? interventions non invasives pour augmenter le tonus musculaire
Résumé
Le nombre d’interventions esthétiques non invasives a augmenté de 217,3 % entre 2012 et 2017, ce type d’intervention permet de réduire les risques et les temps d’arrêt par rapport à la chirurgie esthétique traditionnelle. Initialement centrées sur le visage, ces interventions se sont étendues au modelage du corps, qui se définit comme la modification de l’apparence du corps par des changements de taille ou de forme. Les options de remodelage corporel se sont étendues au-delà de la liposuccion et de la correction chirurgicale pour inclure de nombreux dispositifs non invasifs à base d’énergie, ce qui suscite un intérêt accru auprès des patients. Les statistiques de l’American Society of Dermatologic Surgery révèlent que le nombre de traitements pour le remodelage corporel non invasif a augmenté de 43 % en 2018 par rapport à l’année précédente et qu’il a quadruplé depuis 2012.
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