These past few years, cellulite creams have started appearing, claiming to be effective in cellulite treatment. The process seemed effortless, using a mixture of caffeine, retinol and various kinds of antioxidants as special components. A lot of women have found this seemingly miraculous product appealing since all they have to do is apply it on problem areas and cellulite will magically disappear without any effort whatsoever. However, there is no scientific proof that cellulite creams actually get rid of cellulite nor reduce its appearance.
A common misconception among those desperate for ways to get rid of cellulite is that liposuction is a quick fix. The claim is that liposuction can suck out cellulite the same way the procedure is commonly used to suck out unwanted fat from thighs and buttocks. However, cellulite is not like excess fat because it is pretty much part of the skin layers and cannot be sucked out. Not even the currently attractive ultrasonic laser liposuction prices can justify the use of this highly invasive procedure. If anything, the appearance of cellulite may become even more pronounced after liposuction since there is less fat to even out the skin surface. Therefore you should always do your own research thoroughly and consult more than one reputable plastic surgeon before opting for liposuction as a quick fix for your cellulite troubles.
