Localized Fat Deposits

Localized Fat Deposits

Localized adiposities are an abnormal accumulation of fat in usual anatomical locations or an ectopic accumulation. Depending on their origin, these collections of fat will consist in hypertrophic and/or hyperplasic adipose tissue.

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An average woman’s body fat percentage is 20 to 25%, versus a 10-15% average in men! Therefore, women are genetically more susceptible to being overweight.

Causes:

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  • Genetics

    Genetic predisposition plays a significant role in determining how and where your body stores fat. If your family tends to accumulate fat in specific areas, you may be more prone to developing localized fat deposits in those same regions.

  • Hormones

    Hormonal changes, especially during puberty, pregnancy, and menopause, can affect fat distribution. Hormonal imbalances, such as those related to thyroid function, can also contribute to localized fat deposits.

  • Medical Conditions

    Certain medical conditions, such as hirsutism, hypertrichosis, and hormonal imbalances, can result in excessive and Localized Fat Deposits growth.

  • Age

    As people age, their metabolism may slow down, and the distribution of fat can change. Hormonal shifts and lifestyle changes over time can lead to the accumulation of fat in certain areas.

  • Diet and Lifestyle

    Poor dietary habits, excessive calorie intake, and a sedentary lifestyle contribute to fat accumulation. Consuming more calories than the body needs can lead to the storage of excess energy in the form of fat, especially in specific areas.

  • Gender

    Men and women tend to store fat differently due to hormonal variations. Women often accumulate fat in the hips, thighs, and buttocks, while men may experience fat deposits in the abdominal area.
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