Fibrous cellulite This is an advanced form of cellulite in which fibrosis develops within the subcutaneous tissue. These changes result in the formation of hard lumps and uneven patches on the skin, which may be noticeable to the touch and are sometimes painful when pressed.
Compared with milder forms, such as water cellulite i adipose cellulite, fibrous cellulite is more persistent in nature and is visible regardless of body position.
Factors contributing to the development of these changes include, amongst others, disorders microcirculation, lymphatic stasis, genetic predisposition and lifestyle factors. It most commonly occurs in the thighs, buttocks, hips and abdomen.
Treatment of cellulite It requires a personalised approach and focuses on improving the condition of the skin, reducing fibrosis and supporting regenerative processes.