Cellulite Be Gone! My Journey to Become Cellulite Free at 30 - La Jolla, CA

It's been a year since my procedure. My thoughts? I'm still not 100% happy with the results. Cellulite never went away, in fact I think now it's worse because not only do I have cellulite but a combination of that and a bit of sagging skin. One thing I didn't think about when wanting this procedure was how my skin/body would react. I thought my legs would look smooth...wrong! If you're big on your thighs chances are that there will be contour inconsistencies. For example, my left side has a bump/lump that does not go away and it's due to the skin sagging a bit. In all honesty, I think working out and eating right has helped me more than the procedure. So if you think you have made your mind to go through this, make sure that you have a plan for how you will maintain your look and that absolutely includes a workout and a healthy eating plan. It's a lifestyle change.

Wow time flies and I've been really bad about updating my results, sorry! Everything so far has been good...I still have this one side that kinda sags...my left. It's noticeable mainly for me, but I of course think that everyone sees it. Plus I'm still bruised. It seems that the time of recovery to seeing positive results take such a long time that it's hard to distinguish whether it was the procedure that's helping or the lifestyle change that I've made. I've been working out A LOT since my procedure and I've noticed changes as well doing that and eating right. I feel that I may need a skin tightening procedure to just get everything tighter and not have a few saggy spots. Anyone else encountered that problem?

It's been a week since my procedure and so far I feel good. Still sore and swollen and definitely bruised, but I can already feel the swelling going down and when I run my hands through my sides, I can feel them smoother. I've transitioned from wearing the garment to the spandex because I feel like I need something tighter to really compress everything. I've been massaging with a roller every day and go on 1-2 mile walks. Walking helps the healing. I've also tried to cut down on carbs and salt so to not retain too much water. And have refrained from drinking alcohol until I can start working out. I drink lots and lots of water making sure to pee at least 5-6 times a day. Post recovery is probably more important than the actual procedure. That's something that I didn't do a good job of last time and I'm making sure not to make that same mistake. Here are a couple of pics. It's still hard to tell results since I'm so bruised and still swollen. But I'm staying optimistic and hoping that this time around it will be better.