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Cellulite and Skin Tightening in Northville, MI
Loose skin after weight loss. Cellulite on the thighs that no amount of training has changed. A jawline that has softened. These are texture and laxity problems, not weight problems, and they don't respond to the gym.
The T-Shape 2 treats them with radiofrequency, vacuum therapy, and low-level laser — on the body and on the face. No needles, no numbing, no downtime.
It is also not a fat-loss device, and I'll tell you exactly what that means below.
From Claudia, Founder
I trained as an electrical engineer before I ever touched a treatment room, so when a manufacturer hands me a spec sheet, I read the numbers before I read the marketing.
Here's what I found when I read this one.
Bipolar radiofrequency is the part of this device I'd defend anywhere. RF energy meets electrical resistance in the dermis, that resistance produces heat, and heating collagen to roughly 40–42°C denatures it enough to trigger a wound-healing response and new collagen over the following weeks. That mechanism is well understood and the results are real.
Vacuum and endodermic massage is mechanical. It lifts and manipulates connective tissue and moves lymphatic fluid. It works — but the effect is mechanical, and mechanical effects fade without maintenance.
Low-level laser therapy is the piece I'm least willing to oversell. The proposed mechanism is that specific wavelengths of light cause fat cells to release their contents. Some studies show modest circumference reduction. The evidence is thinner than for RF, and I'd rather tell you that than pretend it's settled.
That's the honest ranking of the 3. I still use all of them, because in combination they do something none of them does alone.
Every protocol in this studio is one I wrote and one my team is trained on. Whoever treats you is following the same standard, because I set it.
Loose and creepy skin. Abdomen after pregnancy or weight loss, inner arms, inner thighs, above the knees, under the chin. This is the RF doing the work, and it's the strongest use case on the device.
Cellulite appearance. Thighs and glutes. Read the "what it won't do" section before you book for this one — I have a specific caveat.
Circumference. Measurable reduction over a course of treatments, mostly in the abdomen and thighs.
Facial tightening. There's a dedicated facial handpiece. Jawline, jowls, and the lower face — for someone who wants firming without downtime and isn't ready for resurfacing.
Post-treatment swelling and sluggish lymphatic flow. Temporary relief.
T SHAPE 2 - WHAT I WON'T PROMISE
This is the section other places leave out.
This is not a weight-loss treatment. It does not remove fat cells. If the goal is losing weight, this is the wrong tool and I'll say so at your assessment rather than sell you 10 sessions.
It does not build muscle. Radiofrequency, vacuum, and light do not contract muscle. If you want muscle tone, that's the Rena Sculpt — a different machine in the same studio, using electromagnetic muscle stimulation. Two different jobs. I'd rather route you correctly than book you into the wrong one.
Cellulite improves in appearance, not in cause. Cellulite happens because fibrous bands tether your skin down to the fascia beneath it, and fat pushes up between them. Radiofrequency and massage soften and smooth what sits above those bands. They do not cut them. That means real visible improvement, and it means the improvement is maintenance-dependent. Anyone telling you they've cured cellulite with a handpiece is selling you something.
Results reverse with weight gain. Circumference reduction from this device does not survive a 10 pound gain.
It won't fix deep lines, scarring, or pigment. That's laser skin resurfacing or the Neo Elite, depending on what you're looking at.
T-SHAPE 2 OR RENA SCULPT?
Two body treatments, two different jobs
We run two body devices in the studio, and they are not versions of each other. One works on your skin and the tissue just beneath it. The other works on the muscle underneath that. Booking the wrong one is the most common way people waste money on body treatments, so here is the honest split.
If your skin is the problem, this is your page. If what you want is firmer muscle underneath, that's the Rena Sculpt. And if it's both — which it often is — we sequence them rather than run them together.
T SHAPE 2 or RENA SCULPT
Two body treatments, two different jobs
We run two body devices in the studio, and they are not versions of each other. One works on your skin and the tissue just beneath it. The other works on the muscle underneath that. Booking the wrong one is the most common way people waste money on body treatments, so here is the honest split.
T-SHAPE 2 OR RENA SCULPT? | T-Shape 2 | Rena Sculpt |
|---|---|---|
Feels like | A warm deep-tissue massage | Involuntary muscle contractions |
Sessions | 8 to 10 for the body, 6 to 8 for face and neck | A course, mapped at your assessment |
What it works on | Skin and the tissue just beneath it | The muscle layer underneath |
What it's for | Cellulite, loose or crepey skin, body contour, facial tightening | Muscle strengthening and pelvic floor support |
How it works | Radiofrequency, vacuum massage, low-level light | Electromagnetic muscle stimulation |
Where | Body and face | Body only |
What it won't do | Build muscle | Tighten skin or improve cellulite |
If your skin is the problem, this is your page. If what you want is firmer muscle underneath, that's the Rena Sculpt. And if it's both — which it often is — we sequence them rather than run them together.
Not sure which one you need? Read body sculpting vs body contouring · See muscle toning and pelvic floor
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WHAT TO EXPECT
We assess you skin. We look at the area, talk through what's realistic, and I tell you whether this device is the right one. If it isn't, I'll say so.
Session length: between 45 minutes to 1.5 hours, depending on the area
During: Warmth and a deep massage sensation. Most people find it comfortable enough to talk through. Nothing numbing, nothing sharp.
After: You go back to your day. Skin may be pink and warm for an hour or two. No downtime.
Course: At your initial appointment we can tell you the minimum number of sessions and spacing. Manufacturer references at least 10 treatments. Results build across the course — the RF collagen response takes weeks, not days.
Maintenance: Cellulite and laxity results are maintenance-dependent. Plan on periodic sessions to hold them.
To keep pricing transparent and accurate, we’ll confirm your exact investment during your consultation based on your treatment area(s) and goals.
A few details on our Book Now link below.
PRICING
We publish our prices. You should know what something costs before you sit down with us.
Your first session stats at $149 (for face & neck) or $199 (for other body areas) — a full treatment on the area you're concerned about, at less than half the regular rate. Not a demo, not a consultation. You feel the device on the area that actually brought you in, and afterward we map out what a course looks like for you.
Body — per area (abdomen, arms, legs). Legs and buttocks count as one area. Most places price thighs, calves and buttocks separately. Here they're a single booking at a single area price — $350 a session, about an hour and a half.
It's the most surface area you can treat in one appointment in this studio, and it's the best value on the body menu. I'm telling you that plainly because it's easy to miss in a price list.
The trade is time. A full package is at least 8 to 10 sessions, so plan on 12 to 15 hours over the run of it. Twice a week finishes it in about a month; weekly is easier to sustain and works just as well.
Area | Per session | Course |
|---|---|---|
Single session | $350 | $350 |
Course of 8 | $1,800 | $225 |
Course of 10 | $2,150 | $215 |
Face, neck and décolleté | Price | Per session |
|---|---|---|
Course of 8 | $1,330 | $166 |
Course of 6 | $1,000 | $167 |
Single session | $250 | $250 |
Longer packages — 12, 18 and 24 sessions for the body — are available and priced lower per session. We'll talk about whether you need them.
Your introductory session is separate from the package. If you go on to book a package , it's on top of the $149 or $199 — so a body course of 8 means 9 treatments in total.
We price it this way because T-Shape 2 results come from multiple sessions, not a single visit, and I'd rather you commit after you've felt the device than before.
A $25 deposit holds your appointment and comes off the $149 or &199 introductory session — it isn't an extra charge.
REAL RESULTS
With powerhouse technologies like low-level laser therapy (LLLT), bipolar radio frequency, mesospheric therapeutic activation, and endodermic massage with suction, the T-Shape 2 provides a combination of proven methods that can be used independently or together to reach your face and body goals.
Say hello to a more sculpted, toned, and revitalized you with T-Shape 2.
The Italian first multifrequency Bipolar Radio Frequency RF treatment
T SHAPE 2 Structural Skin Tightening treatment
delivers energy into each patient’s skin exactly where they need it most.
No needles, NO numbing, and NO downtime
Just smoother and tighter skin, personalized for each patient.
T-Shape 2 uses completely non-invasive technology. No needles, no scalpels, no bruising and no downtime. So you don’t have to compromise your safety to get the aesthetic results you want.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Does it hurt?
No. Most people describe it as a warm, deep massage. If any part is uncomfortable, we adjust the settings.
Will this make me lose weight?
No. It doesn't remove fat cells and it isn't a weight-loss treatment. It changes how an area looks, not what the scale says.
Do I have to buy a package?
No. Single sessions are $350 for the body and $250 for the face and neck. The packages cost less per session because is what actually produces the result, but you're welcome to go session by session.
Can you use it on my face?
Yes — there's a dedicated facial handpiece for the jawline and lower face. It's a firming treatment, not a resurfacing treatment. If your concern is lines, texture, or scarring, skin resurfacing is the better answer.
Do I need to do anything to prepare?
Drink water and eat normally. That's it.
Is there downtime?
None. Skin may be pink and warm for an hour or two afterward. You can go straight back to work.
Can it get rid of my cellulite permanently?
It improves the appearance. It doesn't remove the cause — the fibrous bands that create cellulite stay where they are. The improvement holds with maintenance and fades without it.
How long does a course take?
At twice a week, about a month. At weekly, two to three months. Either spacing works — we pick what fits your schedule.
Can I do this if I've had surgery?
Tell me at your assessment. Timing after any procedure matters, and I need to know before I treat you.
How soon will I see something?
Circumference and lymphatic changes can show early. Skin tightening is slower — the collagen response takes several weeks, and the visible difference usually lands after the third or fourth session.
Is $149 what a full course costs?
No. $149 is a discounted standalone first treatment. A package sits on top of it — a body package of 8 runs $1,800, a face and neck package of 6 runs $1,000. Book your package and your introductory session and take 10% off, which brings a body package to $1,769 all in, for 9 treatments. Payment plans are available.
How is this different from the Rena Sculpt?
The Rena Sculpt contracts muscle. The T-Shape 2 works on skin and connective tissue. If your goal is tone and strength, that's the Rena. If it's loose skin, cellulite, or contour, it's this one.
Is there anyone you won't treat?
Yes. Pregnancy, active infection in the area, and certain implanted devices all rule it out. We go through this at your assessment.
Come find out if it's the right device
Your first session is $149 or $199 and it's a real treatment. You'll leave knowing which of my two body devices fits your goal, how many sessions it takes, and what it costs — or that neither of them is right for you, which I'll tell you just as plainly.
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