Non-Surgical Aesthetics

Cellulite is a condition in which fat cells exert pressure on the connective tissue beneath the skin, resulting in an uneven, dimpled appearance of the skin, often referred to as "orange peel" skin. It commonly appears in the thighs, hips, and abdomen. While more prevalent in women than men, it can be influenced by genetic, hormonal, and lifestyle factors.

Cellulite treatment is an important aesthetic concern, and various modern methods have been developed in recent years to reduce its appearance. These treatments aim to improve the structure of fat tissue under the skin and tighten the skin for a smoother, more even look. Popular treatments include radiofrequency, laser therapy, mesotherapy, vacuum therapy, and specialized massage techniques.

Cellulite Treatment Methods:

1. Radiofrequency: This method uses heat to tighten the fat tissue beneath the skin and improves the skin’s appearance. It works deeply to help reduce fat deposits and smooth the skin.

2. Laser Therapy: Laser stimulates the connective tissue beneath the skin, increasing skin elasticity and contributing to a smoother appearance.

3. Mesotherapy: Active ingredients designed to reduce cellulite are injected beneath the skin with fine needles, which help shrink fat cells and improve the skin's appearance.

4. Vacuum Therapy: This therapy boosts circulation under the skin, helping to break down fat cells and reduce the appearance of cellulite.

Results and Expectations:

Cellulite treatments vary from person to person. Noticeable improvements may appear after a few sessions. However, for long-term results, lifestyle changes such as regular exercise and a healthy diet are important. After a thorough evaluation by a qualified specialist, a personalized treatment plan can be designed for the most effective results.