Sentences with phrase «accumulate under the skin»

The legs and the body are starting to round up as more fats accumulate under the skin.

The second quarter of this trimester, weeks 17 through 20 will see baby plumping out as fat accumulates under the skin, preparing to keep baby warm after being born and providing energy to grow.

Growing exceptionally fast, your baby is plumping up and putting on baby fat at an expeditious rate as it begins to accumulate under the skin of her body.

A protective layer of fat is accumulating under his skin, filling out his arms and legs.

And though you're weeks away from D - day, your baby's looking more and more like a newborn: As fat accumulates under her skin, it's no longer transparent and is now opaque.

Toxins accumulate under the skin and eventually force their way out, resulting in irritation and eruptions.

Pus accumulates under the skin, sometimes forming a sizable lump which may sometimes begin draining on its own.

Not exact matches

More and more fats are now accumulating under your baby's skin.

There are several different areas where fat accumulates — subcutaneous (under the skin) and visceral (organ) fat.

Cellulite is familiar to us as women's biggest enemy, but the formal definition for this notorious orange - peel - look is «a deformity or imperfection common with women, caused by accumulated fat and toxins under the skin.

Toxins in fish accumulate in the skin and fatty tissue under the skin (that's why the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommends removing the skin and fat from fish before eating it).

Dirt and oils can accumulate under mats and cause painful skin infections, and the mats themselves can be painful as they pull and stretch the skin underneath.

Under - grooming, or lack of grooming, allows a lot of dead, flakey skin to accumulate under your pet's Under - grooming, or lack of grooming, allows a lot of dead, flakey skin to accumulate under your pet's under your pet's coat.