Also, you can check out non-surgical Velasmooth, Endermologie and Mesotherapy.
Cellulite is caused by two things, 1) Fatty tissue and 2) Connective tissue.
The first can be taken care of primarily by diet and working out. Drink your fair share of water, don't eat too much and work out to maintain your metabolism.
The second is more problematic and gets worse as you age because collagen is not regenerated so the tissue becomes less elastic. Also, most people gain weight as they age because of a less active life style and a drop in metabolism. This is where Velasmooth or mesotherapy come in handy.
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No there are not any creams for cellulite removal or stretch marks. No matter what anyone says, cremes can not help to smooth out skin or help to fix the stretch marks. All that can help the cellulite is doing exercises that will help firm up your legs. Do alot of running and leg squats. Firming up areas where cellulite and stretch marks are, can help them look lighter.
Unfortunately, dear reader, ever since we started focusing on weight reduction, there have been many salesmen who are more than willing to promise us everything we ask for: magic bullets that will erase the effects of an entire lifestyle gone wrong. Trouble is, they simply don't work. For us, that is! For them, sales in the weight-loss industry march ahead to the tune of billions of dollars–at times rivaling our national debt, providing that it's a time of peace. True story.
There are no quick fixes. There are no magic supplements. One's body reflects one's lifestyle, as well as one's genetics. Once you embrace this truth, you've taken your first steps to doing all that's possible to reach your appearance goals. Your lifestyle gave you what you have, and it'll take a lifestyle change to alter it.
Bodyfat is stored energy, and getting rid of it is actually remarkably easy–it's keeping it off that's the tough part. So even if there were a pill that would do as the advertisers promise ("Advertisers?" I'd call them "sharks," but I'd be insulting a broad family of functional fishes.), you'd logically have to continue taking them until your dying day to keep them working. What I'd suggest instead is doing the following:
1) Reduce food servings, or make better food choices. Instead of whole milk, switch to 2% or skim. Swap sodas for diet sodas, tea, water, Crystal Light, or other low-calorie alternatives. Order that McDonald's combo meal… but don't supper-size it. Make friends with fruits and sandwiches, using them as snacks when what you'd usually get is a candy bar. Attempt to maximize nutrition in everything you eat.
2) Get some form of physical exercise every day. I'm not saying live in the gym–such an approach is actually counter-productive even for hard-core athletes. What I'm talking about is taking the stairs instead of an esculator or elevator. Park further away from businesses so that you have to walk further to get to the door. Take twenty minutes and stroll a park. Even doing that home-improvement project you've been putting off (who's not guilty of that?) keeps you more active than Miami Vice reruns, so grab the screwdriver and get cracking!
3) Got kids? Use 'em! Take them for bike rides. Go for walks with them. Set up a badmitton net in the back yard, and beat around a shuttlecock with them. The younger they are, the more they want the attention and exercise… why not take advantage of that if you can? The local YMCA is also a fabulous place for family nights, and nearly everything you do there involves activity.
4) Set up a regular workout program and endevor to stick to it. You really don't need more than two days a week, fifteen to twenty minutes a pop, to make a radical difference to how you look and feel. Choose from activities you enjoy to enhance the odds you'll still be doing it three weeks from now.
5) If you're craving a food that you know is off-limits for what you're trying to do, allow yourself to endulge, anyway. Just remember that you're not giving yourself license to give up entirely–you'll be back on track by the next meal. Since it's lifestyle we're changing, we absolutely have to get rid of the feeling that you're not eating "normally." You're teaching yourself NEW ways of eating, so it makes sense to incorporate the things you like into your eating habits without letting those "forbidden" items dominate that diet. Speaking of which:
6) Buy a cookbook that focuses on vegetable-rich cooking. Italian cookbooks are terrific for this, but you'll also find many diet-related books that'll have some interesting ideas involving broiling and baking as opposed to frying and battering. You might wind up with a few new, healthier, favorites!
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7) Drink plenty of fluids. Water's best, but doesn't have to be your only choice. Staying hydrated allows you to make better use of the carbohydrate energy in foods, however, so it shouldn't be overlooked. Not to mention it'll fill in the skin and flush away many toxins that would otherwise concentrate in the urine! Plus, when you consider that muscle tissue is 72% water, and adding muscle raises your resting metabolism so that you burn more calories than you once did, again it makes sense to keep water nearby.
Hope these ideas help, and I wish you the best of luck and fitness!
I am fit and exercise (before I get any rude comments), but have celluilte at the back top part of my legs and I hate it.
I would not go for surgeries – the results are very temporary.
You better do this:
– avoid fast food and sodas
– massage your problem areas
– scrub your problem areas (coffee ground scrubs work pretty well and cost nothing)
– use a contrast shower
– go for some body wrapping procedures.
Combined all together, these will make your cellulite invisible in several weeks – guaranteed! 
. I work on it all the time and nobody knows I got cellulite.
Visit http://www.fight-cellulite.com for more information about surgeries and natural ways.
as for a quick fix..try this link http://vitanetonline.com/description/WL0136/vitamins/Birch-Cellulite-Oil/ but i say stick with the long term fix and work out 
– avoid fast food and sodas
– massage your problem areas
– scrub your problem areas (coffee ground scrubs work pretty well and cost nothing)
– use a contrast shower
– go for some body wrapping procedures.
Combined all together, these will make your cellulite invisible in several weeks – guaranteed! . I work on it all the time and nobody knows I got cellulite.
Visit http://www.fight-cellulite.com for more tips.
Unfortunately, cellulite problems commonly plague women. The problem can begin at an early age of 14 years and the affected areas can become bigger as they age. Women taking birth control pills and new mothers are also highly susceptible. Injured persons are also likely to develop cellulites.
Information about treatment methods can be found at http://losing-cellulite.info/
there has to be some kind of surgery that does it…
around your butt, hips, thighs, ect.
and how much would that cost?
Some Lipo techniques can improve the appearance of cellulite and can help promote skin tightening, however the degree to which each patient will see improvement is uncertain. Some patients see remarkable changes in their cellulite and others will see no change. Because the amount of cellulite improvement you may (or may not) see cannot be predicted, lipo is not considered a treatment for cellulite. If you are over age 60 and have very little skin elasticity or have undergone a massive weight loss, your skin my have permanent wrinkling that cannot be fixed.
Exercise and diet may play a larger role in getting rid of cellulite than Lipo. Liposuction, diet, and exercise may be your best bet. Stretch marks depends on the individual. Some creams can help the marks go away, again, exercise and tightening the skin seam to help most. I would suggest to start with diet, water, and exercise and do what you can. Then use Lipo. For some people no amount of exercise will eliminate fat in certain areas. Building muscle may work the best in terms of tightening the skin, ridding cellulite, and reducing fat.
Cost for lipo varies, expect $3000-$15,000 for butt, hips, and full thighs. The MD that does it makes a huge difference in the outcome so do your research and then do more research. Get more than one quote. Try liposculpture and other newer procedures that do less harm. Some clinics will now finance the procedures for as low as $99 a month.