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Reclaim Smoothness: Non-Invasive Solutions for Cellulite

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Cellulite is one of the most challenging problem areas to treat. While there is nothing to remove it completely, options are available to reduce the appearance and aid in collagen production to treat the issue.

Cellulite can be treated with multiple modalities, including but not limited to micro-needling and Laser and Radio Frequency devices.

A tight and toned body requires dedication to healthy living. However, sometimes despite your best efforts, you may still struggle with lumpy, dimpled skin, particularly on the thighs, hips, buttocks, and abdomen – this is due to cellulite.

At Aesthetic Medicine, we offer a non-invasive solution to cellulite for people in Portland who are ready to be done with this unsightly problem. Multiple treatments are typically required to achieve the desired result.

What Is Cellulite?

Cellulite is a harmless skin condition that makes the skin look rumpled or bumpy. It occurs when fat deposits build up between fibrous connective cords attached to the skin. The accumulating fat pushes the skin up while the cords pull down, creating an uneven surface. Cellulite tends to appear in areas where the body naturally stores fat deposits. It can affect both men and women, but it is more common for women.

What Causes Cellulite?

Cellulite has several causes. Excessive fat, hormone levels, and genetics all play a role. Muscle tone can also affect cellulite deposits, but even healthy people with excellent muscle tone can develop this embarrassing issue.

The Solution to Cellulite – Exilis

Cellulite is a common problem, but Portland residents who want a solution now have one. Aesthetics Medicine is pleased to offer Exilis treatment, a non-invasive cellulite treatment.

Exilis combines the powers of radiofrequency and ultrasound to deliver controlled heating and cooling directly into the tissue, treating cellulite at its source while protecting the surface skin from burning.

This controlled heating and cooling of the tissue destroy cellulite in two ways. First, it forces heat into the fat tissue, which causes fat cells to overheat and die. Second, the heat targeted to the body’s deep tissue layers stimulates collagen production. As the body naturally removes the dead fat cells, the increased collagen tightens the skin, adding volume to fill in the areas prone to cellulite.