Cellulite

Definition : Cellulite is the name for collections of fat that push against the connective tissue beneath the skin. It often appears on the thighs, the abdomen and buttocks.
Cellulite makes the surface of the skin look lumpy and puckered, or appear dimpled.

Physiopathology

Fat lobes push against the connective tissue beneath the skin.

Stade 0

No alteration of skin surface
Stade 1

Alteration of Skin Surface

Endopeel is highly recommended
Stade 2

Orange Skin

Endopeel will improve the skins quality and outlook

Main Etiologies of Cellulite

Larger adipocytes with low lipolytic responsiveness
Alterations of connective tissue
Irregular dermo subcutaneous interface
Metabolic alterations
Increasing of ACE gene
Decreasing of HIF1A gene
Decreasing of Adiponectin mRNA

Experimental Study of Prof.Dr.Maurizio Ceccarelli

Biologist
Professor of Aesthetic Medicine and physiology at the University of Barcelona .
Specialist in Histology and Histopathology.

Conclusions

The skin surface has improved after Endopeel injection

as seen on the treated thigh
The perimeter of the treated high has decreased
The skin of the treated thigh looks as if it had been ironed
There is too a lifting effect if you compare the 2 thighs

the treated one looks higher than the controlateral untreated one.
Endopeel has 3 effects on a limb affected by cellulite
- lifting
- tightening
- skin ironing

Dr. Ceccarelli has demonstrated that the effect of Endopeel injections into the orange skin of cellulite is the same as the introduction of Endopeel into the white of the egg.

If we put the egg white in a test tube and then add Endopeel, we will observe protein coagulation where Endopeel was introduced.

When Endopeel is injected into subcutaneous tissue (here, the orange skin of cellulite), as this subcutaneous tissue is hypotonic, it will react exactly like Endopeel in the egg white with a protein coagulation of the hypotonic tissues.