Despite adhering to a healthy diet and getting sufficient amounts of physical exercise, many women and men continue having problems with cellulite. The condition is readily identified by a dimpling or puckering appearance under the skin. Cellulite occurs from an accumulation of fat cells that are surrounded by trapped fluid. As fat cells increase in size, the cells pull on the skin and create the commonly seen pitted appearance commonly associated with orange peelings. Blood circulation reduces in these areas, metabolic wastes becomes trapped. Connective tissue loses elasticity and becomes fibrous.