About 90 percent of women have celullite, but there's no cure. Experts explain how to treat cellulite and which treatments actually improve skin texture. Lisa Guidi is an esthetician and the founder ...

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There aren't many devices that are FDA-approved to treat cellulite, because they have to show results for a long period of ...

Cellulite affects 85-90% of women worldwide, making it a pervasive issue that has long demanded an effective solution. The condition is primarily caused by a combination of fat deposits, fibrous bands ...

It’s a common case of mistaken identity: If a woman sees a doctor about dimply fat deposits in her legs, she might be told it’s just cellulite when in fact it’s lipedema. The two conditions are often ...

According to the NIH, cellulite is an extremely common skin condition occurring in 80-90% of women. Despite this, the dimpling texture on our thighs, butt and hips can often be a source of insecurity.

While anti-cellulite massages are a popular treatment, scientific evidence does not support their long-term effectiveness in reducing cellulite. Massages may offer temporary benefits by increasing ...

New technology available in the D.C. area promises to destroy fat, tighten skin and reduce cellulite — without spending hours in the gym. BlissMAX treatments offer body sculpting without surgery, said ...

DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - A new treatment for cellulite is being offered in the Quad Cities. Jennifer R. Cassatt, a Physician Assistant with MercyOne Genesis Plastic Surgery explains the Aveli system, ...