Once upon a time, body contouring was only achieved by going under the knife. But cut to today, and the rise of non-invasive tech has completely changed the plastic surgery landscape. Toning devices can occasionally replace tummy tucks, fat freezing has the power to help you shed stubborn pounds, and new advancements have made non-surgical neck lifts a viable option. Cellulite, however, has historically been tricky to treat—until now.
Let me be clear: Butt dimples and skin ripples are a completely normal part of human biology—between 80 and 90 percent of women have cellulite. Cellulite isn't painful or dangerous. There’s absolutely no need to treat it or, quite frankly, even address it. But, for those who want a smoother behind (sign me up), a viable treatment option now exists. It’s called Avéli.
