A new minimally-invasive device called Avéli has hit the market, and it just received extended FDA clearance for the long-term reduction of cellulite in the buttocks and thighs.
Unlike other cellulite reduction procedures , the Avéli device is intended to be a one-time treatment. During the procedure, the provider first slides a small, hook-shaped device through a tiny incision in the skin. This hook then releases a small razor to slice the septa — which are those connective fibrous bands we mentioned earlier — that tug down on the skin.
"[It] allows a provider to identify which of the fibrous bands under the skin are causing a cellulite dimple, and then confirm in real-time they are releasing those targeted septa to deliver visibly smoother skin," explains Caroline Van Hove, the President and CEO of Avéli’s parent company,Since the treatment is performed under local anesthesia, you shouldn't feel any pain or discomfort during your appointment.
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