Does Cell-U-Light Apparel Improve Cellulite

This trial is arranged in 3 stages, lasting 8 weeks overall, designed to assess the before, during and after effects of the low-compression apparel with its integrated, variably raised, ink-polymer pads. The study will recruit 21 (otherwise healthy) participants who are affected by cellulite. Volunteers will be selected in order to equally fill the 3 different grades of cellulite (7 volunteers of each grade (1, 2 \& 3) - as Grade 0 is no evidence of cellulite, this category need not be included). Each volunteer will be 'sized' according to standard apparel sizing charts (as used by the manufacturer of the cycle shorts); Small (S), Medium (M), Large (L) and Extra Large (XL). All participants will follow the same 3 stage sequence, which will involve a total of 9 short visits to The Whiteley Clinic, each lasting approximately 30 minutes. Upon completion of these visits, participants will each be offered £90 to subsidise their cost of travel - they will also be permitted to keep the low-compression apparel following the study. During each appointment, several measurements and assessment will be made: * Standard demographics, weight, height, and any changes to dietary or exercise regimens over the trial period. * Subjective assessment of the cellulite by the participant. * Objective assessment and grading using the grading system described by Nunberger and Muller by the investigators * Images of their cellulite-affected areas will be taken (this may include an area over the buttocks and an area over the thighs), using a high-resolution medical imaging (camera) system (Vectra H2 (https://www.canfieldsci.com/imaging-systems/vectra-h2-3d-imaging-system/)), to be independently assessed by Canfield Consultants and to be graded by a 'panel' of clinicians for objective classifications. * Assessment of local lymphatic collections in the skin using a handheld lymph scanner to assess lymph accumulation (Delfin Lymphscanner, Delfin Technologies Ltd https://hadhealth.com/lymphsca