CELLULITE, LOCALIZED FAT DEPOSITS, AND BODY CONTOURING IN COSMETIC DERMATOLOGY AND SKINCARE PRACTICE

• Publisher: Cosmetics & Medicine Publishing
• Format: eBook
• Pages: 218
• Language: English, Russian
• Publication date: December 21, 2025
• Product dimensions (WxHxD), cm: 17.0 x 24.0 x 1.0
• ISBN/ISSN: ISBN 978-1-970196-51-1 (paperback); ISBN 978-1-970196-52-8 (hardcover); ISBN 978-1-970196-53-5 (eBook – Adobe PDF); ISBN 978-1-970196-54-2 (eBook – ePUB)

This book is a practice-oriented resource grounded in current scientific knowledge and evidence-based aesthetic practice, focused on cellulite, localized fat deposits, and body contouring. It integrates core concepts in skin biology with detailed, clinically relevant overviews of remodeling technologies used in aesthetics.

The opening chapters provide essential background on the structure and physiology of SAT, the pathways of lipogenesis and lipolysis, key differences among adipocyte populations, contributing factors in cellulite, and skin changes associated with excess weight. This foundation clarifies the biological targets for intervention and supports sound selection of treatment approaches. The core chapters focus on scientifically supported approaches to reducing fat deposits, improving skin firmness, and enhancing body contours. They cover:

•        Technology-based care: Mechanotherapy (massage, pressotherapy, vibrotherapy, vacuum techniques), electrotherapy (microcurrents, electric myostimulation, magnetic myostimulation, radiofrequency therapy), ultrasound cavitation, high-intensity focused ultrasound, shockwave therapy, laser lipolysis, and cryolipolysis.

•        Injectables: Physiologic stimulation of lipolysis, lipodestruction, mesotherapy, collagen therapy, and carboxytherapy.

•        Topical care: Active ingredients aimed at lipolysis, dermal-matrix support, and edema reduction, along with professional procedures (thalassotherapy, mud therapy, wraps).

•        Additional tools: Nutraceuticals, weight-management medications, and specialized compression garments.

A dedicated chapter explains how to choose the most appropriate procedure — or combination of methods — based on cellulite stage, skin condition, and overall health status. The author explains the mechanisms behind each technology, along with clinical effects, indications, contraindications, potential risks, and practical criteria for evaluating results.

This book will help you:

·         Deepen your understanding of the biological basis of cellulite and localized fat deposits.

·         Select appropriate interventions for different clinical situations.

·         Build comprehensive body-contouring programs.

·         Explain to patients the real possibilities and limitations of procedures.

·         Improve the quality and effectiveness of day-to-day practice.

This publication is intended for aesthetic practitioners, skincare professionals, and massage therapists, as well as students in skincare and massage training programs — and anyone who wants a more profound, practice-focused understanding of modern body-contouring approaches.