Cellulite

Cellulite which resembles cottage cheese or orange peel was first described in the
1920s.  Cellulite usually first appears on the buttocks and thighs occurs more
frequently in overweight women than in obese men.

Cellulite involves the microcirculation and lymphatics with the fat pushing through the
framework of the superficial fascia. Through MRI and spectroscopic studies,
subcutaneous fat has been found to herniate into the reticular and papillary portions
of the dermis.

While the skin thickness is not enlarged in women with cellulite, the fat layer is
five-times thicker in cellulite.
Before and After
3 months of
LipoErase Cream
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