Putting on an endermologie suit can be tricky – especially when you are going for your first treatment. Read how to do it correctly so you don’t feel stressed during your visit.

How to dress in an endermologie costume?

Endermologie suits are put on similarly to putting on tights or a tight bodysuit. You start by sliding your legs into the appropriate openings, and then slowly pull the material upwards until it covers your entire legs, hips, abdomen, and often your arms as well. Before starting the treatment, make sure the clothing fits well at the waist and shoulders, without creating creases or folds. Some endermologie suits have fasteners on the shoulders or back to help with a better fit. If your outfit has such an addition, ask for help with fastening it if it is difficult to do it yourself. After putting on the suit, move around a bit to check if it doesn’t restrict your movement and if you feel comfortable in it.

Tips for putting on an endermologie suit

To make putting on the costume go smoothly and successfully, follow the rules below.

• • Fit: The endermologie suit should be well-fitted but not too tight. It is important that it allows for free movement during the procedure.
  • Underwear: Before putting on the suit, it is recommended to wear disposable underwear or your own underwear that is comfortable and does not restrict movement.
  • Jewelry: Make sure to remove any jewelry, such as rings, bracelets, or earrings, which could catch on the material and damage it.
  • Skin preparation: Since the suit is very tight-fitting, it is worth taking a shower before putting it on and not applying any creams or lotions.
  • Position: If you have balance problems or difficulty putting on the suit while standing, try sitting on a chair.
  • Universal rules: The same rules apply to both women’s and men’s suits.

Do you still have trouble putting on the suit yourself? Don’t hesitate to ask an accompanying person or a clinic employee for help. Sometimes an extra pair of hands can make the process much easier. Cosmetologists usually have no problem helping their clients while they are changing.