Description

Description

  1. EFFECT ON FATTY TISSUE

Cellulite is not just an aesthetic problem on the skin’s surface. It is caused by enlarged adipocytes that accumulate triglycerides and create pressure on the surrounding tissue and blood vessels.

Maca extract affects two key metabolic processes:

Stimulation of lipolysis

Lipolysis is the process of breaking down triglycerides stored in adipocytes into fatty acids and glycerol, which the body can use as a source of energy.

Reduction of lipogenesis

Lipogenesis represents the creation and storage of new fats.

  1. ACTIVATION OF MITOCHONDRAL METABOLISM

One of the most interesting mechanisms of M is the increase in mitochondrial activity.

Mitochondria are the energy centers of the cell responsible for ATP production and fatty acid oxidation. This means that the released fatty acids are not retained in the tissue, but are used locally for energy production.

  1. ANTI-FIBROSIS ACTION

In advanced cellulite, the problem is not only the amount of fat tissue, but also the appearance of fibrosis. Fibrosis is an excessive accumulation of fibrous connective tissue that “traps” groups of adipocytes and creates the characteristic orange peel appearance.

  1. IMPROVEMENT OF MICROCIRCULATION AND DRAINAGE

In cellulite, enlarged adipocytes compress blood and lymph vessels.

The result is poor microcirculation, fluid retention, local inflammation and a feeling of heaviness in the legs.

  1. SKIN FIRMING AND DERMAL MATRIX PROTECTION

Maca extract not only affects the hypodermis but also the dermis.

Activity: increases the synthesis of collagen and increases the synthesis of decorin.

Decorin is a key proteoglycan that:

  • organizes collagen fibers
  • increases skin firmness

Application in cosmetics

  • anti-cellulite gels and creams
  • body contouring products
  • drainage treatments
  • products for heavy legs
  • body firming products
  • formulations for remodeling the silhouette
  • professional body treatments.

Its special feature is that it simultaneously acts on adipose tissue, fibrosis, microcirculation and skin firmness , making it one of the rare active ingredients that encompasses almost all key mechanisms associated with the formation of cellulite.