Cellulite is a skin condition, which affects more than 90% of women.  Directly related to hormonal variations, it also tends to worsen with age.  Resulting from microcirculation impairment; cellulite is a vicious circle involving fluid retention, enlargement of fat cells and an alteration of connective tissue.

Clinically, the appearance of cellulite is the result of enlarged female hypodermic lobules, which give the skin the dimpled "orange peel" look.  As a woman, you have two opposing forces which create this visible appearance of cellulite:

• Vertical connection tissue pulling down on the skin
• Fluid retention and enlarged fat cells pushing up on the skin

NO.  Because cellulite is a complex problem, it must be addressed from the subcutaneous layer, to act on fluid retention.  Whereas both diet and exercise affect deep fat, they fail to act on the underlying cause of cellulite on the superficial tissue of your skin.  Even women who exercise regularly and follow low fat-diets may still have cellulite.

YES.  Endermologie is a technique recognized worldwide, which has been proven for over ten years.  Administered with the LPG family of therapeutic massagers, Endermologie is the first technique recognized to fight the dimpled appearance of cellulite by temporarily improving local circulation.