You've probably wondered what cellulite is, why it appears on your skin, and what's going on underneath it. Don't worry, we'll explain it to you in a simple and straightforward way.

Cellulite isn't just a cosmetic issue; it's a problem that occurs in the fatty tissue of your body. It happens because the microcirculation of fat in your skin gradually slows down. This causes blood vessels to dilate, and the venous and lymphatic vessels leak fluid into the spaces between your cells. This fluid thickens, forming a gel-like substance that makes it difficult for fat cells to receive nutrients or eliminate waste. As a result, the cells grow, accumulate, and push against your skin, creating the bumps and small depressions we know as cellulite.

In short, cellulite is a combination of circulatory problems, changes in fat cells, and alterations in connective tissue. But don't worry, understanding how it forms is the first step to treating it.
Want to know how you can fight it? Keep reading and discover how to care for your skin from the inside out!

To combat cellulite, we must first determine its severity in order to choose the appropriate and effective treatment. To do this, we need to understand the characteristics of the different severity levels and how to detect them.

Learn about the step-by-step treatment to achieve optimal results.

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