Cellulite

Cellulite, commonly known as “orange peel skin,” is a common skin condition that is characterized by lumpy, nodular skin lesions, particularly on the thighs, buttocks, abdomen, and arms. It is a condition in which the fatty tissue beneath the skin clumps together and forms bumps, leading to the appearance of characteristic “valleys” and “hillocks.” Cellulite affects both women and men, although it is more common in women, mainly due to differences in skin structure, hormones, and genetics.