Anti-Cellulite
Massagers
Works where it matters.
Patented rollers target thighs, buttocks, stomach and hips — stimulating microcirculation, draining excess fluid, and visibly reducing orange-peel skin. From home, in minutes a day.
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Tesmed anti-cellulite devices use a combination of mechanical roller pressure and EMS electrical stimulation to target the areas affected by cellulite. The roller action stimulates microcirculation and lymphatic drainage, while EMS activates the underlying muscles — together they visibly reduce the orange-peel texture and firm the skin.
The massagers are designed for thighs, buttocks, stomach, hips and legs — the areas most commonly affected by cellulite. The ergonomic shape allows you to reach all contours easily, even difficult areas like the inner thighs and lower back of the legs.
For visible results, we recommend 3–5 sessions per week of 10–20 minutes per area. Consistency is key — most users start noticing improved skin tone and texture within 3–4 weeks of regular use. Pairing the device with a body firming cream like Tesmed Body Perfection enhances glide and boosts results.
Yes. The Cellulite Smooth Lilla model is specifically designed for sensitive skin with a gentler roller action. For general use, always start at the lowest intensity and increase gradually. Avoid using on broken skin, bruises or inflamed areas.
The Tesmed Cell is an EMS-powered electronic device with 6 clinically developed programs — it delivers electrical muscle stimulation in addition to massage, making it more effective for body contouring. The manual massagers (Pink, Green, Smooth Lilla) rely on mechanical roller pressure and infrared heat, offering a simpler daily routine without charging.
No. EMS-based devices should not be used during pregnancy. Manual roller massagers should also be avoided during pregnancy without prior medical consultation. Always consult your doctor before starting any new body treatment during pregnancy.