Cellulite Solution – I Dieted, I Exercised, and Still!

So you’ve gotten compliments on your new, slim look – but you still need a cellulite solution. All those months of exercise have finally paid off, you feel healthy, and you FEEL toned. But why don’t you LOOK it? You may need a cellulite solution other than exercise.

Your skin loses elasticity as you age. If you’re in your 20s, it is likely that the dimpled appearance of some parts of your body will eventually go away. It may take many months, but if you keep at it, the appropriate exercise DONE REGULARLY may be the only cellulite solution you need.

But if you’re in your late 20s or older, and you’re starting to despair about ever getting rid of that unsightly orange-peel look, here are a couple of options to look into.

Cellulite Solution – A Ray of Light…

Did you know that the most promising cellulite solution in recent years involves light and radio frequencies? The catch is that it can cost you anywhere from $1,000 to $2,000, once or twice a year, to keep your thighs looking firm using these technologies. And the results are, of course, not permanent.

Be wary of cellulite solution marketers who tell you they’re currently conducting clinical tests and, after 3 months, the results appear to be permanent. More extensive, independent studies show that results from these cellulite solutions last only as long as 6 months.

The Food and Drug Administration recently approved a couple of branded light cellulite solution devices. That simply means that they’re safe for use. FDA approval has more to do with regulating safety than with validating any system’s effectiveness.

Cellulite Solution – Massage

Cylinders roll over your dimpled skin, deeply massaging it and creating a suctioning effect, and this, system developers claim, stimulates your body to rid itself of fat cells the natural way. Sound like a good idea? It should because it works.

Marketed under the new cellulite solution catch phrase, endermologie, this procedure can be invigorating. The catch is that it costs a couple of hundred dollars a pop to create a temporary result.

If you try this cellulite solution one time, you’ll get firm thighs for maybe 2 or 3 days. Developers say that the more treatments you undergo the longer the results last. But published clinical research on endermologie is still lacking.

It still hasn’t been proven just how long the results last for, say, the 20 hour-long treatments developers recommend. If you multiply 20 by $225 (average endermologie session cost) PLUS $400 (average monthly maintenance), you’d end up paying a fortune!

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