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Dr. Nathanael Timestit’s personalised protocol

Cellulite TreatmentLiving with cellulite? Optional.

A combination of techniques and advanced technology in one plan, tailored to your cellulite. A protocol developed by Dr. Timestit.

  • 5 short questions
  • Personal guidance from the medical team
  • Free, with no obligation
Suitability check · free of charge

5 short questions. A personalised treatment plan.

Complete the questionnaire and Dr. Timestit’s team will contact you with guidance on a suitable combination of treatments.

Question 1 of 5
Where does cellulite bother you most?

You can select more than one answer – both buttocks and thighs

A different approach

Beyond a single layer: a combined approach to cellulite.

CriterionConventional treatmentDr. Timestit’s protocol
Techniques per treatmentOne Combined techniques
Personalisation Same treatment for everyone Individual assessment of each area
Performed byNot always a doctor Dr. Timestit himself
TechnologyOne deviceAdvanced medical technology
Understanding cellulite

What is cellulite, and why is it so difficult to treat?

Cellulite is a dimpled, uneven skin texture, most often on the buttocks and thighs. It develops when connective tissue bands pull the skin inward while fat cells between them push outward.

Cellulite is not simply about weight. Slim, active women can have it too, because hormones, genetics and tissue structure all play a part. Creams, massage and exercise alone are often not enough; a combined approach may be appropriate.

Skin cross-section before and after cellulite treatmentIllustration: connective tissue bands pull inward while fat cells push outward, creating dimples. Treatment aims to ease tension and fill depressions for smoother-looking skin.Before treatmentAfter treatment
  • Skin
  • Connective tissue pulling inward
  • Fat cells pushing outward
  • Treatment filling the depressions
Connective tissue pulls inward while fat cells push outward, creating dimples. This schematic shows how easing tension and filling depressions may improve skin smoothness.

Cellulite grades

1

Grade 1 · mild cellulite

Skin looks smooth when standing; dimples appear only when pinched.

2

Grade 2 · moderate cellulite

Dimples are visible when standing, especially in direct light, but disappear when lying down.

3

Grade 3 · pronounced cellulite

Dimples and unevenness are visible both standing and lying down.

During your assessment, Dr. Timestit grades the cellulite in each area and selects a combination of techniques tailored to you.

Your treatment journey

How cellulite treatment works

  1. Cellulite treatment suitability questionnaire1

    Questionnaire and suitability

    Complete a short online questionnaire. The team will contact you with initial guidance.

  2. Dr. Timestit assessing cellulite areas before treatment2

    Personal assessment

    Dr. Timestit examines and maps each area to create your personal treatment plan.

  3. Cellulite treatment at the Herzliya Pituach clinic3

    Treatment

    Treatment follows your personalised plan and is performed by the doctor himself. Most patients can resume daily activities the same day.

  4. Follow-up appointment after cellulite treatment4

    Follow-up

    A follow-up appointment to review results and adjust your plan if needed.

Before and after

Real cellulite treatment results

Dr. Timestit’s patients. Unretouched photographs.

After cellulite treatment on the buttocks and thighs · Dr. Nathanael Timestit, Herzliya
Before cellulite treatment on the buttocks and thighs · Dr. Nathanael Timestit, Herzliya
BeforeAfter

Cellulite treatment for buttocks and thighs

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Results vary from patient to patient. Photographs published with patients’ consent.

Treatment by area

Cellulite treatment for buttocks, thighs, abdomen and arms

Cellulite differs from one body area to another, so treatment is adapted accordingly. Choose an area to learn more.

Dr. Nathanael Timestit, aesthetic medicine physician in Herzliya
The doctor behind the protocol

Dr. Nathanael Timestit

An aesthetic medicine physician and medical device specialist, Dr. Timestit developed a combined protocol after working with women who had tried many cellulite treatments without meaningful improvement. He personally assesses each patient and performs treatment himself at the Herzliya Pituach clinic.

The doctor speaks Hebrew, English and French

  • Aesthetic medicine physician
  • Medical device specialist
  • Protocol developer
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Frequently asked questions

Your questions about cellulite treatment

Cellulite is a dimpled, uneven skin texture, usually on the buttocks, thighs, abdomen or arms. It develops when connective tissue bands pull the skin inward while fat cells between them push outward. Most women develop cellulite at some point.

Content reviewed and approved by Dr. Nathanael Timestit · Updated October 2026

Have questions? Let’s talk.

Complete the questionnaire, message us on WhatsApp or call. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

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