Cellulite Reduction

Cellulite is a common and harmless skin condition in which the skin appears dimpled, bumpy, or uneven—often compared to the texture of orange peel or cottage cheese. It happens when fat deposits push through the connective tissue beneath the skin.

Where It Usually Appears

Cellulite is most commonly seen on:

• Thighs
• Hips
• Buttocks
• Abdomen
• Sometimes the arms

Who Gets It

Anyone can develop cellulite, but it is more common in women due to differences in fat distribution, connective tissue structure, and hormones. Genetics, lifestyle, and age can also influence its appearance.

Why It Happens

Cellulite forms due to a combination of:

• Fat cells expanding under the skin
• Fibrous connective bands tightening and pulling the skin down
• Changes in circulation and collagen
• Hormonal factors, especially estrogen

This combination creates the characteristic dimpled effect on the surface of the skin.