Cellulite Treatment

Don’t Settle for Cellulite Dimples

Cellulite is the cottage cheese look on a woman’s thighs and buttocks giving a dimple-like appearance to the skin. Cellulite affects almost all women at some point in their lives. Only women develop cellulite due to the structural integrity of their connective tissue. If you’re looking to improve your overall appearance and feel more attractive in your own skin, you have options available:  

1. Z-Wave Cellulite treatments
2. Subcision
3. Radiesse Hyper dilute injections

(Please note that the company Endo that manufactured Qwo has pulled it from the market due to the severity of bruising and the potential for prolonged skin discoloration after the treatment).

How Do these Cellulite Treatments Work? 

Z-Wave cellulite treatments are FDA-approved to use pulsed shock waves to break up cellulite without surgery or needles. The groundbreaking procedure targets pockets of cellulite and other causes of lumps and bumps in the skin. The energy penetrates the skin and smooths out the skin and fat for long-lasting results you’ll love.

Subcision is a minor in-office treatment that uses local anesthesia for your numbing. A small instrument is inserted under the skin to break up the fibers that are pulling down the skin which creates dimples. Usually, a single treatment will provide the results you want. You may have minor swelling and bruising after the procedure.

Radiesse Hyper dilute injections treat the more shallow divets that do not respond as well to subcision but can be combined with subcision in a single treatment.

Am I A Good Candidate?

If you’re looking to find a non-invasive solution to cellulite on the hips, thighs, or buttocks, then Z-Wave is for you. Patients who are otherwise healthy and at a healthy weight usually see better results. This works for more shallow, smaller cellulite dimples.

If your dimples are deeper and/or larger, then Subcision, with or without Radiesse Hyperdilute, is for you.