The Golden Silhouette

$195.00

The “Golden Silhouette” is a signature technique created by Sonia Kaufmann. It’s a fusion of, Palper Rouler French technique, and Lymphatic Drainage. This technique results in the elimination of the toxins, fats, and proteins that the body does not need and prevents stagnation and the creation of hard fats that could be difficult to eliminate. Palper Rouler is a massage technique that originated in France and is commonly used in the field of aesthetics and body contouring. The term "palper rouler" translates to "pinch and roll" in English. It involves a specific manual movement where the therapist pinches and rolls the skin and underlying tissues between their fingers and palms.

The main goal of palper rouler is to improve the appearance of the skin by targeting cellulite, reducing localized fat deposits, and open the path for the flow of lymphatic drainage. Lymphatic drainage is a therapeutic technique that aims to stimulate and drain the lymphatic system and promote the flow of lymph fluid throughout the body.

“Golden Silhouette” is the product of Sonia’s experience as a model in Europe, followed by 25 years of experience as an elite massage body therapist and her collaboration with the best doctors in Europe and California.

Adipose tissue is split into two main types of connective tissue, white and brown, that store and burn energy respectively. White adipose tissue also provides a layer of insulation, while brown adipose tissue is found in quantities in children and adults that are too small to provide insulation. Brown adipose tissue, however, is the one that releases energy in the form of heat. Adipose tissue is made up of adipocytes, cells that play a vital role in the storage and release of energy throughout the body. Fat cells also have an endocrine function as they are able to produce certain hormones in response to signals from the rest of the organs in the body, and through the actions of those hormones. The adipose tissue plays an important role in the regulation of glucose, cholesterol and the metabolism of sex hormones. These include angiogenesis (the production of blood vessels) and blood coagulation, reproduction, glucose metabolism, fat metabolism, and the regulation of appetite and immunity.