Cellulite: a review with a focus on subcision
Daniel P Friedmann, Garrett Lane Vick, Vineet Mishra
This review highlights subcision as a promising therapeutic option for improving the appearance of cellulite by addressing its underlying structural causes.
Cellulite is an alteration in skin topography most often found on the buttocks and posterolateral thighs of the majority of postpubertal females. This article aims to review the background, potential pathophysiology, and potential treatment options for cellulite, highlighting subcision as an ideal therapeutic option for this cosmetically distressing condition.
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