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Welcome to the future home of Cellulite Removal.comOur Dimpled FoeCellulite is the wavy, orange peel-like dimples which are commonly found on hips, thighs, chest, stomach, limbs and pelvis after puberty. Often it is assumed that being overweight causes cellulite, which is not the case. Both skinny and not-so-skinny people can have it because it does not appear to be linked to weight loss or gain. It is thought by most experts to be caused by various factors, including hormones, skin characteristics, as well as physiology. Cellulite RemovalThe removal of cellulite from the skin is a difficult treatment objective. Scientists and dermatologists have been looking into how to effectively treat it for a long time. A number of new advances in our understanding of fat cells are enabling us to better treat and manage the condition. Though nothing has yet to be 100% effective at removing cellulite, there are a number of treatments now being developed which hold great promise. These include laser treatments, mechanical approaches, cooling and heating methods, radiofrequency techniques and pharmacological agents. We are analyzing new removal methods all the time to keep you informed as to what treatments hold the most promise for those suffering with cellulitis. The Patient's Guide®The Patient's Guide is published to give those with the condition a place where they can find physician-written information from the field's experts. It is not well-understood by many cosmetic physicians, let alone the medical profession at large, and we have assembled some of the field's leading researchers to provide you information you can trust. As a part of the Patient's Guide®, we are diligent in our efforts to maintain our website's accuracy and honesty. We are open to your recommendations and feedback. It is important to note that no website can substitute the one-on-one consultation with your doctor. They are the ones best suited to provide you with information for your specific case. To inquire about the launch of the site or regarding any questions, you can contact us here: Additional Websites for Reference: |