Removal of cellulite is a process that aims to reduce the appearance of characteristic skin lesions, commonly referred to as 'orange peel'. It is most common on the thighs, buttocks and legs, primarily affecting women. Cellulite is caused by an uneven distribution of fat cells, leading to microcirculation disorders and the accumulation of toxins in the tissues.

Modern aesthetic medicine offers a number of methods that can be effective in permanently combating cellulite. Such treatments include therapies using radio waves and acoustic waves. Radio waves emit energy that heats the deep layers of the skin, stimulating collagen production and improving tissue elasticity. Acoustic waves, on the other hand, break up fat cells, promoting metabolism and blood circulation to help smooth the skin.

Treatments for cellulite on thighs require a series of sessions, to achieve an optimal result. Each method is safe and well tolerated by patients. The individualised approach to therapy allows the technique to be tailored to the severity of the cellulite and the needs of the patient, enabling the effective removal of cellulite from the legs.