Which treatment involves the mechanical stimulation of tissue to enhance blood circulation?

Endermologie is a specific treatment that involves mechanical stimulation of tissue, primarily using a device that employs rollers and suction. This technique massage acts on the skin and the underlying tissues, promoting enhanced blood circulation and lymphatic drainage. Increased circulation contributes to improved nutrient delivery and waste elimination in the area being treated, which can assist with various skin concerns and body contouring.

In contrast, microdermabrasion involves exfoliating the outer layer of skin using fine crystals or a diamond-tipped wand, which focuses on skin resurfacing rather than directly enhancing blood circulation. Electromagnetic therapy uses waves to address pain or stimulate tissues, but it doesn't rely on mechanical stimulation in the same way as Endermologie. Chemical peeling involves the application of acids to exfoliate the skin chemically, which can improve skin texture and tone but does not provide the mechanical stimulation characteristic of Endermologie.