Cellulite

Cellulite Reduction Results: Smoother, Firmer-Looking Skin

Our Approach to Treating Cellulite

Understanding and Treating Cellulite Effectively

Cellulite affects nearly 90% of women and is primarily caused by fat storage in adipocytes (fat cells) and water retention in the skin’s deeper layers. As these fat cells grow, they stretch and deform the surrounding connective tissue, creating the familiar dimpled “orange peel” appearance.

This process is worsened by poor blood and lymphatic circulation, which slows down the elimination of metabolic waste. Over time, the tissue becomes fibrous, and cellulite becomes more visible and harder to treat. Unlike men, women have vertical connective tissue structures, which makes them more prone to cellulite formation.

There are four main types of cellulite:

• Aqueous Cellulite: Caused by water retention and poor circulation. The skin looks swollen and lacks elasticity.

• Adipose Cellulite: Linked to excess fat and poor diet. Visible when the skin is pinched or in motion.

• Fibrous Cellulite: Hard to the touch, often painful, and more difficult to treat. It appears as deep, long-standing dimples.

• Mixed Cellulite: A combination of the types above, commonly seen in most cases.

As we age, the skin loses firmness, and cellulite becomes more prominent. Sagging skin contributes significantly to the appearance of cellulite, especially in areas where the skin can no longer hold the underlying fat in place.

Fortunately, there are modern non-invasive solutions that effectively reduce the appearance of cellulite. Combining collagen-stimulating treatments, such as radiofrequency or microneedling, with targeted skincare and lifestyle adjustments can dramatically improve skin texture and firmness.

Understanding How Cellulite Affects Your Skin

What Causes Cellulite?

Genetics: A greater number of fat cells that are responsible for fat storage and their distribution. Also, the quality of the vessels responsible for blood circulation and of the enzymes which are responsible for emptying fat cells, etc.

Hormones: Female hormones such as estrogen and progesterone may be responsible for the distribution of fat in the lower limbs. They can also be responsible for an increase in water retention.

Muscular: The disposition, size and strength of the muscles.

Healthy living: Poor nutrition, lack of physical activity and bad lifestyle habits.

Stress: Stress promotes the installation of fat, increases water retention and the production of oxidants and can affect blood circulation.

Our Approach

It is important to know that there are various treatments that can improve the appearance of cellulite. An in-depth analysis of the affected areas and the selection of the right treatment is essential to achieving the expected results. At Infinium, we establish a treatment plan that will meet your expectations and respect your budget. Also, it is our duty to properly manage the expectations of our guests. Among the solutions we offer, we have several techniques available that can target cellulite of the aqueous, adipose and fibrous types.

For aqueous and fibrous cellulite, our technology targets water retention and improves the appearance of dimples. For adipose cellulite, we use a technique that destroys fat cells with cold temperatures.

As for cellulite, the appearance of which is accentuated by sagging skin, we use technology that stimulates the production of collagen. Since it can reach the deep layers of the skin and the hypodermis (3 dimensions), it not only firms the skin but also reduces body fat.

Examples of solutions offered to treat cellulite