Localized adiposity, as you well know, is a problem that affects many people and manifests itself with a characteristic accumulation of fat in specific parts of the body such as the hips, abdomen, buttocks, and calves: its causes can be multiple and, often, include age, genetic factors, hormonal factors, wrong eating habits, and sedentary lifestyle.
Localized adiposities are particularly concentrated on the belly and hips, or in specific regions that become the preferential "reservoir" for the accumulation of excess lipids.
Localized fat deposits are nothing more than accumulations of fat concentrated in specific parts of the body; in other words, when we use the term “localized adiposity” we describe the presence of a tissue that is particularly rich in fat cells compared to other areas of the body.
Localized adiposity is an aesthetic and functional problem that affects a good portion of the population, men or women, regardless of their age.
