Cellulite Treatment - Why is it So Hard to Shift It? - By: Peter Beard, SkinGenesis

Cellulite is the bane of many women's lives up and down the country. Lumps on the thighs, bumps on the hips and what's that? It looks like orange peel?

If this sounds familiar, you have probably tried all the lotions and potions available on the highstreet, only to find that nothing really works on shifting that cellulite.

Creams, massage devices, brushes and other cellulite treatments are all readily available in the chemists and all of them claim to smooth, firm up, tone and refine the skin, but when it comes down to it, what is actually the best cellulite treatment?

Mesotherapy has been used to combat cellulite for years and Eporex mesotherapy has been voted as the best cellulite treatment by key titles such as Elle Magazine and the Daily Telegraph.

Often dubbed a 'miracle treatment', Mesotherapy gets right to root of the problem, targeting specific areas of the body. The process introduces concentrated amounts of natural vitamins, minerals and amino acids into the subcutaneous fat layer where cellulite exists. These non-toxic ingredients already exist in the body in small quantities or there are enzymes within the body that act in the same way, so it is a completely natural process.

Cellulite occurs when hardened tissue forms that traps fats and fluids and prevents them from circulating normally. It is a collection of fat cells resulting from poor lymphatic drainage, fluid retention, poor circulation, not drinking enough water, a sedentary lifestyle and your good old hormones. Cellulite is six times more likely to be stored on the lower body and is six times harder to shift than upper body fat. A contributory factor is the poor circulation that most women have around the buttocks and thighs.

The key ingredients of mesotherapy correct this irregular tissue, enabling the body to function correctly.

Prior to the treatment, the area is cleaned with a gentle cleansing solution. Natural, non-toxic mesotherapy ingredients are mixed with a gel that is massaged into the skin. Your hand is earthed using a special pad and the ingredients are then induced deep into the mesoderm layer of the skin using isophoresis. A mild tingling sensation can often be felt on the treatment area or a pulsing in the hand may be felt.

Most people require around seven treatments to gain maximum effects, however the results are worth the time and effort. Cellulite treatments are not uncomfortable, there are virtually no risks involved and you can resume your daily activities immediately.

About the Author

By Peter Beard, non-surgical cosmetic expert and director of treatments at SkinGenesis http://www.skingenesis.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=40&Itemid=43

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