RRS HA Cellutrix 10ml

RRS HA Cellutrix 10ml is a mesotherapeutic injectable solution specifically formulated to address cellulite and localized fat deposits, improving the appearance of dimpled, uneven skin. Part of the RRS (Aesthetic Dermal) line of skin boosters and meso solutions, HA Cellutrix combines non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid with a potent cocktail of ingredients aimed at breaking down cellulite nodules, enhancing microcirculation, and firming the skin. Cellutrix is delivered via microinjections into areas like thighs, buttocks, hips, or abdomen where cellulite is present. The treatment works by hydrating the dermis (via HA) and delivering lipolytic and circulatory agents that help reduce the lumpy fat deposits and fibrous bands that cause the cottage-cheese look. It also contains ingredients that boost lymphatic drainage, so the area appears smoother and any swelling is reduced. Patients undergoing RRS HA Cellutrix typically have a series of sessions (e.g., 4-6 treatments, biweekly) and observe a gradual smoothing of the skin texture, reduction in the ""orange peel"" cellulite look, and often some inch loss in measurements as skin tightens. It’s considered a minimally invasive, non-surgical approach to cellulite, which is a challenging condition that often requires a multi-modal approach. Cellutrix can be used alone or in combination with other cellulite treatments (like radiofrequency or manual massage techniques) for enhanced results. Ultimately, it helps to firm and tone the skin, making it an excellent option for individuals looking to improve skin quality on thighs or buttocks and gain confidence wearing shorts or swimwear without the classic cellulite dimpling visible. 

Contains

RRS HA Cellutrix is a multi-ingredient mesotherapy solution. Key components include: 

• Non-Crosslinked Hyaluronic Acid – 0.5 mg/ml: A light concentration of HA primarily serving to hydrate and plump the skin. In cellulite, better hydrated skin can camouflage cellulite a bit and also ensures the other actives diffuse nicely. According to product details, HA in Cellutrix is 5 mg per 10ml (0.5 mg/ml). Though low, this HA acts as a protective buffer and hydrator in the formula.
  
• Antioxidants: Likely including things like Vitamin C or other polyphenols to reduce oxidative stress in tissue (oxidative stress can stiffen collagen fibers). Antioxidants help preserve skin matrix during the cellulite reduction process.
  
• Flavonoids: These help with microcirculation and capillary strength. Many anti-cellulite mesos include ingredients like Rutin or Gingko Biloba extracts – flavonoids that improve blood flow.
  
• Saponins: Possibly extracts like Horse Chestnut (escin) that help with venous return and have anti-edematous effect, reducing the fluid component in cellulite.
  
• Fucoxanthin: A seaweed-derived compound; if included, fucoxanthin can assist in fat metabolism. Possibly indicated by the manufacturer. It suggests maybe extracts from algae to stimulate metabolism.
  
• Caffeine: Many anti-cellulite formulations have caffeine; it’s lipolytic and vasoconstrictive, helping mobilize fat and tighten skin. The mention of active ingredient combination to combat cellulite likely includes caffeine or similar well-known anti-cellulite actives.
  
• L-Carnitine: Common in meso for fat, helps transport fatty acids to mitochondria for breakdown. Not sure if in Cellutrix specifically, but it would make sense.
  
• Miscellaneous Vitamins (A, E) and Trace Minerals: Possibly to support tissue renewal and enzymatic processes in fat metabolism.
  
• Silicon (Organic Silanol): Many meso cocktails for skin firming include organic silica to strengthen connective tissue (collagen).
  
• Collagenase or ingredients that aid collagen remodeling: Some advanced formulations might even include enzyme precursors to gently break the fibrous septae in cellulite.
  
• **The label indicates: ""Antioxidants, Flavonoids, Vitamins, Saponins, Fucoxanthin, Caffeine, L-carnitine, etc."" likely from the snippet. Indeed, [8] suggests protective buffer of many such things. It specifically says: ""HA 0.5mg/ml, Protective buffer: Antioxidants, Flavonoids, Vitamins, Saponins, Fucoxanthin, Caffeine, L-carnitine, etc."" So yes, all those are in the formula.
  

So summarizing from the snippet: 

• HA 0.5mg/ml,
  
• Antioxidants (to protect skin),
  
• Flavonoids (blood flow),
  
• Vitamins (skin health),
  
• Saponins (circulation/lymph),
  
• Fucoxanthin (fat burning from seaweed),
  
• Caffeine (fat breakdown & drain),
  
• L-carnitine (fat metabolism),
  
• ""etc."" possibly other amino acids or co-factors.
  

Each pack is typically multiple vials of 10ml (often RRS comes in 6x10ml vials per box), enough for multiple sessions or treating large areas. 

Intended for

RRS HA Cellutrix is intended for clients with visible cellulite (grades I–III) and/or small pockets of local fat who desire a smoother, firmer skin appearance and possibly reduction in circumference. Specific indications: 

• Cellulite on Thighs and Buttocks: This is the classic use. Women (and some men) with lumpy, dimpled skin on the back or outer thighs, and buttocks. It's ideal for moderate cellulite where the skin still has good elasticity (for severe loose cellulite, other approaches might be needed in addition). By injecting Cellutrix in affected areas, the product works to break down the underlying fat nodules and improve skin surface uniformity. It is often used after or alongside mechanical treatments (like endermologie or RF) for synergistic effect.
  
• Cellulite on Abdomen or Arms: Some can have cellulite-like texture on lower belly or upper arms (often correlated with underlying fat). Cellutrix can also be applied to these areas to tighten and smooth.
  
• Localized Pockets of Fat with Poor Skin Tone: E.g., a little fat above the knees that also has wrinkled skin or around the bra line. The formula's fat-burning ingredients (caffeine, carnitine) help reduce the bulge while HA and other ingredients firm the skin, thus addressing both aspects – it's basically a cocktail for body skin tightening and contouring.
  
• Post-Liposuction Irregularities: If someone has slight unevenness or developing cellulite after lipo, meso can sometimes help smooth those residual irregularities by improving connective tissue health and minor fat distribution. It won't fix major indentations, but minor texture issues might improve.
  
• Prevention in at-risk individuals: Perhaps someone seeing early cellulite could do periodic Cellutrix to slow progression – by keeping skin hydrated and fibrous bands flexible, possibly preventing cellulite from worsening.
  
• Pairing with Weight Loss Regimens: When someone is losing weight, sometimes cellulite looks worse initially (skin is looser). Using Cellutrix during weight loss might improve the outcome on skin tightness and also help mobilize stubborn areas.
  

Target patients are often women 20-50 years old since cellulite is extremely common in that group. Men with certain fat distributions or after weight loss could benefit too (though men rarely have cellulite due to different septal structure). The procedure involves microinjections via mesotherapy needle (like 4mm length needles) across the cellulite zones, typically in a grid pattern. Some use injection guns. Each session is not too painful; slight burn maybe from caffeine? But lidocaine could be topically applied if needed, or mixing with small lidocaine (though the formula might not have it originally). After injection, patients might have mild swelling or a little bruising in treated areas. They are often advised to drink water and possibly do light exercise or lymphatic massage to help the mobilized fat to metabolize out. Results: Over a few sessions, skin becomes smoother, firmer, and the spongy appearance diminishes. Often patients notice their pants fit differently as thighs get a bit tighter (not larger, but the shape changes). The skin feeling is also nicer – more supple due to the HA hydration. By the end of a typical cycle of treatments, the cellulite grade might drop by one (e.g. visible only when pinched instead of at standing) and circumference might reduce by a small amount (less than with actual fat reduction treatments, but some effect due to slight lipolysis). Thus, RRS HA Cellutrix is intended as a non-surgical anti-cellulite therapy to ""enhance skin texture and smoothness, ideal for legs, buttocks, abdomen, arms – leaves skin feeling revitalized"". It’s often marketed exactly as such: to reduce the orange peel effect and improve skin firmness in cellulite-prone zones, with an active combination that attacks multiple cellulite factors."