Cellulite is a very common condition where the skin develops an uneven or »orange peel« appearance. It most often appears on the thighs, buttocks, hips, and sometimes on the abdomen or upper arms.
It arises due to changes in subcutaneous adipose tissue and connective septa, which affect the appearance of the skin surface. Genetics, hormones, lifestyle, aging, and the quality of the skin and connective tissue play an important role in its development.
Cellulite isn't necessarily related to body weight and can appear in slender individuals as well. Although it's a completely normal phenomenon, many women notice that it affects their self-confidence and satisfaction with their skin's appearance.
Since the degree of cellulite varies from person to person, an individual specialist assessment of the skin and subcutaneous tissue is important for choosing the appropriate approach.
A specialist consultation allows for a more accurate assessment of skin quality, cellulite stage, and recommendation of appropriate procedures to improve skin smoothness and firmness.
Lumme Sculpt helps with body shaping and improving skin tone and subcutaneous tissue, while pressotherapy promotes lymphatic circulation and can contribute to a smoother skin appearance and a feeling of lightness.
After aesthetic procedures, skin appearance typically improves gradually. The skin may look smoother, firmer, and more even, with more defined body contours.
The goal of modern aesthetic approaches is not the complete removal of natural skin features, but rather the improvement of skin quality, body proportions, and increased self-confidence and well-being in one's own body.
