Cellulite

Understanding cellulite
Cellulite is a harmless disease where the surface of the skin becomes uneven and has a dimple shape. Cellulite occurs because fat is pulled into deeper tissues so that the surface becomes uneven. Cellulite will affect women more than men because they have different adipose, muscle and connective tissue. Cellulite can also occur in the thighs, hips, buttocks, breasts, stomach and hips.
Additional explanation
The symptoms
Cellulite will be shaped like a dimple or bump. In the case of severe cellulitis, the skin will be bumpy and hollow. However, a little cellulite will be seen only when a small pinch in the area of cellulite.
The cause

Cellulite is caused by fat cells that accumulate, pushing the skin to attract deeper tissue to the skin. However, because the tissue is long, it cannot be completely sucked into the skin. This gives the skin surface an uneven or soft surface.
treatment

Some of the following treatments and medicines can help to eliminate cellulite for a while, such as:

Laser and radio frequency systems are medical treatment techniques that can treat cellulite. This technique combines tissue massage, radio frequency and infrared light. The results can last up to six months.
Liposuction is a liposuction technique that involves inserting a narrow tube under the skin through a small incision that is useful for spraying fat cells.
Topical treatments such as retinol cream twice a day can improve the appearance of cellulite in six months.
Ultrasonography uses sound waves that target fat in the abdomen or thighs. It takes 2-3 months to improve the appearance of cellulite.

Doctor's information
When to see a doctor?

Cellulite is not a serious disease and does not require special treatment, so it does not need to be treated. However, if you feel cellulite is ruining your appearance, consult a dermatologist or plastic surgeon.
What should be prepared before consulting a doctor?

Prepare a list of questions before consulting a doctor, such as: