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0:00 Introduction
0:39 Causes of Cellulite
1:43 Treatment of Cellulite
3:20 Home Remedies
• Cellulite is characterized by lumpy or uneven skin on the thighs, hips, buttocks, breasts, or abdomen.
• It occurs when fat in the skin is pulled down by connective tissue bands into the underlying tissues.
• The vacuum created results in uneven skin.
• Moreover, cellulite is more prevalent in women than it is in men.
• Around 80 to 90% of all women are believed to face cellulite to some degree.
• Here’s all you need to know about it:
What Causes Cellulite?
• While the effects of cellulite are the same for every person, its extent varies.
• The amount you get is based on several factors, such as body fat percentage, genes, and age.
• The thickness of your skin can also determine how visible cellulite is.
• It tends to become more visible as you age since the skin becomes more elastic and thinner.
• The causes experts commonly attribute cellulite to include:
• An unhealthy lifestyle that affects your skin and body.
• Hormonal imbalances.
• A poor diet.
• Accumulated toxins in the body affect the skin as well.
• Your genetics.
• A weight gain, which adds more fat to your skin.
• Pregnancy.
• Long periods of inactivity that weaken your muscles and skin.
How Is It Treated?
• You might be tempted to try out topical treatments, such as skin creams, as a treatment for cellulite.
• Such treatments do help hide the effect cellulite has on your skin, but they are not a long-term, working solution.
• Instead, several medical procedures are utilized to treat cellulite, such as:
• Ultrasounds, which is a non-invasive treatment that helps use ultrasound waves to remove fat from inside the body, specifically the abdomen and the thighs. Ultrasound is usually combined with another cellulite treatment.
• Cryolipolysis is another noninvasive procedure that freezes the fat beneath the skin. The freezing ruptures the fat cells and their contents are consequently absorbed by the body.
• Cellfina, a nonsurgical procedure in which the tough bands of fat caused by cellulite are broken with a needle. The procedure is often used for the buttocks and thighs.
• Laser and radiofrequency treatments to remove the fat from beneath the skin.
• Acoustic wave therapy in which the connective tissues are vibrated to break apart the collected fat.
• Carboxytherapy, in which carbon dioxide is injected into the skin to increase blood flow and break up clumps of fat.
• Vacuum-assisted precise tissue release, in which small blades are used to cut apart the bands.
Home Remedies for Cellulite
• Some home remedies you can use to reduce the chances or effects of cellulite include:
• Exercising to improve your health and tone your muscles and skin.
• Improving your diet and lifestyle, which has a direct bearing on the health of your skin.
• Exfoliation with ground coffee can help remove dead skin cells and promote growth.
• Dry brushing your skin can help improve blood circulation and lymph flow.
• Enriching your diet with antioxidant-rich foods such as berries or apple cider vinegar can help you improve skin health and reduce weight.