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Clinically, the appearance of cellulite is the result of enlarged female hypodermic lobules, which give the skin the dimpled “orange peel” look. As a woman, you have two opposing forces which create this visible appearance of cellulite: Vertical connective tissue pulling down on the skin Fluid retention and enlarged fat cells pushing up on the skin.
