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Cellulite
“The skin on my thighs looks dimpled.”
A dimpled or gently rippled surface on the backs and sides of the thighs and on the buttocks, more apparent when standing or in side lighting. It is not simply a matter of weight or fitness.
- 3 paths a physician considers
- Venus Bliss MAX
- Device suitability is confirmed at consultation — never before.
Before · after · illustration
Why it happens
Cellulite, explained plainly.
Cellulite is a matter of structure more than weight. Beneath the skin, fat sits in compartments separated by fibrous bands that anchor the skin to deeper tissue. When those bands pull down while fat pushes up, the surface dimples. Women's connective tissue is arranged in a way that makes this far more likely, and hormones, heredity, circulation and thinning skin all contribute, while weight gain can make it more visible. It is extremely common and appears in slim and athletic bodies alike.
What it looks like
A dimpled or gently rippled surface on the backs and sides of the thighs and on the buttocks, more apparent when standing or in side lighting. It is not simply a matter of weight or fitness.
What we do about it
The paths a physician considers — in the usual order.
- 01Venus Bliss MAXDevice treatmentNon-surgical body contouring with laser, radiofrequency and muscle stimulation.AED 3,998 · 2 sessions(excl. 5% VAT)
- 02Slimming MassageHands-onTargeted manual therapy for circulation and a smoother skin appearance.Price at consultation
- 03Lymphatic DrainageHands-onA light, rhythmic technique — before events, and after treatments and surgery.Price at consultation
The platforms behind these paths
One instrument.
Who treats it
You will meet an expert, not a menu.
Next step
Tell us what you noticed. We will tell you what we think.
Every treatment begins with a physician consultation. A consultation is not a commitment to treatment. Device suitability is confirmed at consultation — never before.
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