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Treatment of Dimpling from Cellulite.
Roberto Amore1, Domenico Amuso1, Vincenza Leonardi1
1University of Palermo, Master of Techniques of Aesthetic Medicine and Wellness, Palermo, Italy.
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Global Open
|June 21, 2018
Summary
Manual subcision using the Celluerase device effectively treats cellulite dimpling. This minimally invasive technique offers significant aesthetic improvements and high patient satisfaction with a favorable safety profile.
Area of Science:
- Dermatology
- Aesthetic Medicine
- Medical Devices
Background:
- Cellulite presents as skin surface alterations and dimpling.
- Subcutaneous fibrous septa play a role in cellulite formation.
- Manual subcision is a technique to address cellulite dimpling.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the effectiveness and safety of manual subcision for cellulite dimpling.
- To assess a specific class IIA medical device (Celluerase) for this procedure.
Main Methods:
- A multi-center observational study involving 200 women.
- Treatment consisted of a single session of manual subcision using the Celluerase device.
- Aesthetic outcomes were assessed by clinicians, and patient satisfaction was self-reported.
Main Results:
- Clinician-assessed average improvement score of 8.1.
- Patient-reported average satisfaction score of 7.8.
- Adverse events were documented.
Conclusions:
- Manual subcision is an effective and safe treatment for cellulite dimpling.
- The Celluerase device facilitates practical application and enhances aesthetic outcomes.
- The technique provides immediate results by releasing skin traction caused by fibrous septa.
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