Cellulite & Cellulite Removal in Singapore
Causes, Types, Treatments, and Prevention
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✅ Prevention measures
✅ Find out cellulite treatment
✅ Medical Grade Venus Legacy
✅ Permanently remove cellulite
✅ Prevention measures
Cellulite is extremely common and affects up to 9 out of 10 women, regardless of body weight or fitness level. It often appears as dimpling or uneven skin texture on areas such as the thighs, buttocks, hips, and abdomen.
While exercise and diet are important for overall health, they often do not fully address cellulite. This is because cellulite is not caused by fat alone. Targeted cellulite treatments are usually required to improve skin smoothness and firmness.
Cellulite is a skin condition where fat cells push against connective tissue beneath the skin, creating a dimpled or “orange peel” appearance. It is:
Cellulite differs from normal body fat and often requires specific treatments rather than general fat-loss methods.
Cellulite, often described as ‘orange peel’ or ‘cottage cheese’ skin, affects nearly 90% of women and some men at some point in their lives.
This comprehensive guide aims to explore its causes, the different types it presents, various treatment options, and effective prevention techniques.
Whether you’re looking for professional treatments or home remedies, understanding is the first step to addressing it.
Understanding what causes dimpling is crucial for anyone looking to minimize its appearance and enhance their skin’s health.
Cellulite forms when fat deposits push through the connective tissue beneath the skin, creating a dimpled or lumpy texture.
Common contributors include:
Fat distribution beneath the skin
Rigid or weakened connective tissue
Hormonal influences, especially oestrogen
Reduced blood circulation
Slower lymphatic drainage
Genetic predisposition
Skin thinning with age
This explains why cellulite can persist even in slim or athletic individuals.
Hormones such as estrogen, insulin, and thyroid hormones are believed to play a significant role.
Family history may determine your predisposition to dimpling, including metabolism, fat distribution, ethnicity, and circulatory levels.
A diet high in fat, carbohydrates, and salt is a contributing factor. Also, smoking and a sedentary lifestyle can increase its appearance.
Tight, elastic clothing can limit blood flow, contributing to the formation of cellulite.
Thigh
Buttock
Breast
Back
Arms
Abdomen
Creams and lotions containing caffeine or retinol may help temporarily tighten the skin. Used more for maintenance
✅ For maintenance
✅ Cheaper Alternative
❌ May not be as effective
These can temporarily reduce the dimpling effect of skin dimpling by improving lymphatic drainage and circulation.
✅ Help relax body
✅ Cheaper Option
❌ Temporary effects
Exploring alternative treatments has become increasingly popular among those seeking natural and non-invasive options.
Dry brushing: believed to stimulate lymphatic drainage and improve skin texture.
Coffee Scrubs: The caffeine in coffee is thought to enhance fat metabolism and increase blood flow.
These alternative treatments may be a cost-effective approach, but there is no real scientific research on whether they are successful.
| Treatment Time | 30 minutes |
| Recommended Sessions | 8 sessions |
| Recommended Interval | every 1 week |
| Benefits | Tighten skin and reduce cellulite |
| Technology | Multi Polar RF |
| Recovery Time | Zero Downtime |
| Trial | 1 for 1 at $350 |
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