Have you ever experienced uneven, dimpled or lumpy skin on your thighs, buttock, and abdomen? And if so, that is a performance of cellulite. Typically, when some fatty areas is pulled to the deeper tissue by connective tissue, the cellulite will come out. Mostly common in adult women and people who are obese.

Although there are many cellulite treatments on the market, most of them have little to no effect. For women cellulite maybe embarrassing. The key is to know what causes cellulite exactly and which way is the best way for removing cellulite.

What Is Cellulite?

Cellulite is the herniation of subcutaneous fat within fibrous connective tissue that manifests topographically as skin dimpling and nodularity, often on the pelvic region (specifically the buttocks), lower limbs, and abdomen.. Cellulite has an effect on men and women, but it is most common among women, because of the different distributions of fat and muscle. And the cellulite is usually found on hips, thighs, abdomen, buttocks, breasts. A review gives a prevalence of 85 to 98% of women indicating that it is physiologic rather than pathologic.

What Causes Cellulite?

At the moment, there is no exact reason for cellulite formation, it comes from the interaction between the connective tissue and fat tissue. There are many factors can affect the developing of cellulite, such as unhealthy diet, slow metabolism, hormone changes, heredity, Thickness and color of the skin, gender, and age. The distribution of cellulite in women is more obvious than in men. As age, cellulite can become more visible, and the skin will become thinner and sagging as well.

What Treatments Work for Cellulite? Do They Really Work?

Many people may feel embarrassing for the cellulite. Therefore, many cellulite treatments appear on the market from home treatments and medical treatment.that have little or no effects.

Ultrasonic Cavitation, it provides sounds waves to reduce cellulite by cavitation slimming machine, it is one of the effective methods to removing cellulite quickly. There is one cavitation machine for weight loss that is highly recommended the 9 in 1 machine.

Lipo laser treatment , it usually uses a tiny laser probe under your skin, which can lose fat, cut connective tissue for anti-cellulite, boost the production of collagen. Typically, the expected result to last 6 months to one year.

Massage Treatments, there are many machines are available to massage the body area of cellulite, most of machine uses a roller to gather skin and massage the skin surface. One session 30 to 45 minutes needed, Individuals need regular sessions treatments to maintain the best result.

Body Wraps, most of the beauty salon may use this traditional way combined with herbal to reduce cellulite tissue, the wraps can improve the appearance of cellulite skin, but the result is temporary.

Radio Frequency Treatment, this treatment can change the appearance of cellulite by heat the fat tissue and stimulate more collagen production, radio frequency usually combines with a laser, suction, and massage together to treat cellulite.

Cryolipolysis, this fat freezing treatment can remove unwanted fat, but actually it cannot get rid of cellulite. Therefore, it is not recommended yet currently.

Some Tips For Cellulite Removal & Prevention

To keep the skin of the body as smooth as it can be, a healthy diet and regular exercise are very important.
People who want to reduce cellulite quickly, they should be very cautious before choosing the invasive procedure, medical treatments, or dietary supplements.

Which Is Right for Me?

The patient should know the actual condition of the cellulite on their thighs, buttock, and abdomen, it is better to consult a doctor before starting a cosmetic treatment for cellulite. Obviously, not all cellulite treatments are always suitable for you. If you want to get rid of stubborn fat and cellulite skin but don’t have enough time and money to finish a surgical procedure, cavitation slimming machine, as a non-invasive method, maybe a good choice for you, but unless you follow a good diet and exercise regiment your results will be limited.

References
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[3]Janda, K; Tomikowska, A (2014). “Cellulite – causes, prevention, treatment”. Annales Academiae Medicae Stetinensis. 60 (1): 29–38.