Targets the Cause of Cellulite
Avéli cellulite treatment in NJ at Nusbaum Medical Centers addresses the structural bands that cause cellulite — for smoother skin and long-lasting results.
At Nusbaum Medical Centers in Cedar Knolls, New Jersey, Avéli is performed by Dr. Michael Nusbaum, a board-certified surgeon, FACS FASMBS, who has led medical and aesthetic care in New Jersey for more than 25 years. Unlike creams and surface treatments that disappoint, Avéli works on the actual cause of cellulite beneath the skin.
How Avéli Works
Cellulite dimples form when tight fibrous bands, called septa, pull down on the skin. Avéli is a minimally invasive, in-office procedure that locates and releases those bands directly, allowing the skin to smooth out. Because it targets the structural cause, results are designed to last — confirmed by the provider in real time during treatment.
Benefits of Avéli
- Treats the structural cause of cellulite, not just the surface
- Minimally invasive, single in-office procedure
- Smoother skin on the thighs and buttocks
- Long-lasting, confirmed results
- Short recovery compared to surgery
Part of a Body-Contouring Plan
Avéli pairs well with body treatments like CoolSculpting and liposuction for fat, and Morpheus8 for skin tightening. Dr. Nusbaum will design the right combination for your goals.
Why Choose Dr. Nusbaum in NJ
With 25+ years and 25,000+ patients, Dr. Nusbaum brings surgical precision to cellulite treatment. Patients travel to Cedar Knolls from across Morris, Essex, Bergen and Union counties.
Medically reviewed by Michael Nusbaum, MD FACS · FASMBS
Founder & Medical Director · 25+ Years · 25,000+ Patients
Dr. Nusbaum is a board-certified surgeon and pioneer of one of the country's most successful medical weight-loss and aesthetic programs, featured in Inc., Reader's Digest and NJBIZ. He practices at Nusbaum Medical Centers in Cedar Knolls, Morris County, serving patients across New Jersey.
Avéli Cellulite Treatment in NJ: Frequently Asked Questions
How is Avéli different from other cellulite treatments?
Avéli targets the fibrous septa bands that physically cause cellulite dimples, releasing them directly. Many creams and surface devices only address symptoms, which is why Avéli's results are designed to last.
Is Avéli surgery?
Avéli is a minimally invasive, in-office procedure performed under local anesthesia — not major surgery. Recovery is short compared with surgical cellulite procedures.
Where can Avéli treat cellulite?
Avéli is most commonly used on the thighs and buttocks, where cellulite dimples are most prominent. Dr. Nusbaum's team will assess your areas of concern during a consultation.
How long do Avéli results last?
Because Avéli releases the structural bands that cause dimpling, results are designed to be long-lasting. Maintaining a stable weight helps preserve your smoother contour.
What is recovery like after Avéli?
Most patients experience some bruising and tenderness that resolves over a couple of weeks. Many return to normal activity quickly, and Dr. Nusbaum's team guides your recovery.
