Question 1

What is Celluleaf®?

Accepted Answer

Celluleaf® is a tool for your healthcare provider to gently release stiffened connective tissue, also called fibrous septae, under the skin. Healthcare providers have included it in their treatment planning of cellulite, trauma-induced skin irregularities and back rolls.

Question 2

What does the device do?

Accepted Answer

Celluleaf® is used to release stiffened connective tissue, also called fibrous septae, under the skin. It is based on a gentle principle called blunt dissection that is commonly used in other fields of medicine when tissue shall be released with minimal damage to surrounding tissue structures as blood vessels.

Question 3

How long does the procedure take?

Accepted Answer

Depending on the location and treated area, healthcare providers reported that Celluleaf Structural Smoothing™ took from 5 to 30 minutes. Total procedure length depends on the overall treatment plan that is defined at the discretion of your healthcare provider.

Question 4

What to expect during the procedure?

Accepted Answer

Celluleaf Structural Smoothing™  is performed by your healthcare provider to release stiffened connective tissue under the skin. Your healthcare provider will determine the treatment planning which may involve combinational treatment with other modalities.

After identifying and marking the area to be treated, your healthcare provider will numb the respective area. At the discretion of your healthcare provider, this may be done using local anesthesia. While laying down, the procedure will be performed. Celluleaf Structural Smoothing™  is minimally invasive and can be performed via a small incision point.

Question 5

Who may be suitable?

Accepted Answer

Celluleaf may be suitable for patients who:Are concerned about visible dimples or skin folds on the back, legs or buttHave localized dimpling, as often seen on the thighs, buttocks, or hip areaHave concerns about (post-surgery) skin adhesions, caused by for example a previous surgery or accidentAre looking for a minimally invasive treatment option to address skin tetheringSuitability depends on your anatomy, skin quality, medical history, treatment area, and goals.

Question 6

What are the risks of this procedure?

Accepted Answer

As with any medical procedure the use of Celluleaf® is subject to associated risks. Among others, bruising, swelling, or itching may be experienced. Please consult your healthcare provider for a more comprehensive list of possible side effects and personalized advice.

Question 7

Where can I find out more about Celluleaf®?

Accepted Answer

To get more information and personalized advice, please contact your healthcare provider. You can find a list of healthcare providers offering the Celluleaf® below.

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FAQ

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Find a Provider

Avante Plastic Surgery

BHIPS- Beverly Hills Institute of Plastic Surgery

Dolls Plastic Surgery

Dr. Onelio Garcia

Khoobehi Plastic Surgery

Azar Plastic Surgery and Med Spa

Cosmetic Surgery Institute

Dr. Adam Rubinstein, M.D., F.A.C.S.

Integrated Aesthetics

Your Aesthetic Edge