Updated on June 19, 2023
Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo, a wellness centre, boasts a team of professionals and state-of-the-art equipment to help you design an optimum tailor-made weight loss programme. Discovery.
“When it comes to weight loss, our philosophy is to target the causes of excess weight and treat them as a whole,” explains Christophe Fautrier, head of the treatments department. “Our cross-disciplinary team includes a doctor, a nutritionist and other experts who provide comprehensive care through a multidimensional approach and personalised protocols. We start with a thorough assessment and work on both diet and training methods.” High-performance equipment, which will be new to some guests, complete the offer and target areas where weight loss is essential. The technology includes the Cellu M6 Alliance LPG, conventional or low frequency ultrasounds, radiofrequency and locally applied Cryolipolyse. But the latest innovation is the AURS (Santever) machine that produces a combination of ultrasound and radiofrequency. “The machine is configured in a way that allows us to switch from one technology to the other and achieve optimal results on fat and cellulite.” Lastly, massages and detoxifying treatments complete and enhance the experience. We love the “Cellcosmet Swiss Définition Fermeté Corps” and “La Prairie Modelage caviar”. All in all it’s the perfect way to get your weight loss programme off to a good start!
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