What is false cellulite and what does it look like:
It appears as a loss of tone and the familiar orange-peel texture. This explains why it is often mistaken for cellulite, although the underlying factors differ.
It is usually caused by prolonged stress, which tightens the inner-thigh muscles and contributes to changes in the skin's appearance.
False cellulite is also linked to the sliding of the skin and subcutaneous tissues downwards, especially for some areas such as the buttocks, inner thighs and arms.
This usually occurs after the age of 40 as part of normal ageing, but it can also follow rapid or substantial weight loss.
Other factors that can cause tissue sagging and loss of tone include a sedentary routine, postural alterations and incorrect medical treatments.
For this reason, false cellulite is a widespread problem, which can actually affect many young women, from thirty years of age and up.
False cellulite: remedies
It may sound familiar, but restoring muscle tone is the first step in addressing false cellulite. So, first of all, physical exercise is essential. A healthy diet and some physical activity will help you eliminate false cellulite.
In addition to this, it is possible to resort to treatments that accelerate the physiological process of skin regeneration and firming, such as Biodermogenesis.
Last but not least, there is percussive therapy, which you will discover to be a trusted ally against false cellulite. In fact, the stimulation of blood flow is one of the strong points of percussive therapy. As with lipedema, the intense pulsations of the massage guns cause an increase in blood flow with effects on the circulatory system and adipose tissue. This targets circulation, which plays an important role in the development of cellulite and false cellulite.