Cellulite in Thighs

Cellulite is the honeycomb-like skin that commonly occurs in the thigh area. It is formed when adipose tissue located deep in the skin grows against the connective tissue. This creates the dimpled appearance of which the cellulite is infamous.

It is estimated that over 85% of all women ages 21 and older have cellulite. It's not as common among men.

Cellulite can develop on the thighs because the area naturally has more adipose tissue. Other risk factors for the development of cellulite include:

age

estrogen

family history

tissue inflammation

increased adipose tissue caused by weight gain

loss of collagen

poor circulation (a common problem in the legs)

poor lymphatic drainage

lightening of the epidermis (outer layer of the skin)

Although thigh cellulitis can be frustrating in terms of overall health, there is nothing wrong with having it. However, it is understandable that many women want to get rid of it.

There are a number of home remedies and exercises that promise to do just that.

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