A Safe and Proven Modality to Reduce Cellulite and Inch Loss
This article explores the history of Lypossage, its protocols, benefits and drawbacks, and how it has evolved over the years.
Originally Published on Dermascope Magazine
Long before the word ‘cellulite’ became a common term in the health, fitness, and beauty industries, women have struggled with the age-old curse of unsightly orange-peel dimples and hard to lose inches, particularly around cellulite’s most prone areas (between the lower trunk and mid to upper thighs).
The definition of cellulite and its physiological understanding has evolved since the 1920s, when it was first formally introduced in its medical context. Back then, French scientists claimed that cellulite was a complex, cellular dystrophy of tissue, caused by a disorder of water metabolism. Most recently, cellulite, also known as gynoid lipodystrophy, is widely considered to be caused by uneven patterns of connective tissue, where adipose (fatty) tissue is able to push into the skin, resulting in a lumpy surface and dimpling.
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