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Cottage Cheese Thighs

Hi all!! I'm 4 1/2 weeks post op. SW 322 Surgery day 311 CW 288. I'm just beginning working out more that a couple of small walks a day. Any suggestions for helping Cottage Cheese Thighs?? My stomach has some too, but I also carried Twins...I'm guessing only surgery will help that. Any exercise suggestions would be great. Thanks!!!

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http://www.wendyshow.com/2015/06/24/summer-beauty-gadgets/#.VYrqb_lViko

This is a link for today's Wendy William's Show. One of the Summer Beauty Gadgets they were talking about was a cellulite massager.

Unfortunately, cellulite seems to be partially based on your genes. Some people get thin and find very little, some get thin and still have a lot of it.

Mother nature can be cruel!!

Either way, you are certainly on the right track, congrats on your losses so far :)

squats and leg exercises...

Ugh, I hear ya on the cottage cheese thighs. I have always had cellulite on my thighs and despite both and inner and outer thigh lift, I still have cellulite on my thighs. It seems to be largely genetics and outside of toning as much as possible, it seems like there isn't a lot you can do about it.

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