Sentence examples for dimpled skin from inspiring English sources

So here comes a glossy bright-orange mandarin on a wooden board, complete with dimpled skin.

Medestea Internazionale, the Italian manufacturer of Cellasene, claims that it works by increasing the blood supply to the dimpled skin of the thighs and buttocks attributed to cellulite.

The Brazuca - a term which translates to 'Brazilian' or 'Brazilian way of life' - is the 12th World Cup ball designed by Adidas and sports a dimpled skin, providing a roughness that aero-dynamics experts say will offer a truer flight.

Building muscle while losing fat (and the fat loss part is key -- you have to have it to lose) can help minimize the appearance of cellulite; cellulite-specific creams and lotions can also help minimize the look of dimpled skin (though they can't do anything about the trapped fat beneath).

Incipient cellulite is recognized by an "orange peel" aspect while full blown cellulite is characterized by a dimpled skin surface.

In contrast, full blown cellulite recognized by a dimpled skin surface represents subjugation of the hyper-trophic response of the hypodermal connective tissue strands when the resistance is overcome by progressive fat accumulation that protrudes into the lower reticular dermis.

As the chicken cooks, there's no limp, dimpled, icky skin to fall off the bone, unlike with drumsticks, and the dark meat stays moist and rich and won't dry out, unlike breasts.

Also note any changes in the appearance or feel of the breasts, including: Dimpled and puckered skin, like the skin of an orange (known as peau d'orange).

He is soap-star handsome, with a dimpled chin, olive skin, and what one French newspaper described as "a commercial smile".

The term cellulite describes the dimpled appearance of the skin, usually on the thighs, butt and hips.

For those delayed presentations, infection is expected in cases of secondary abscess, purulent drainage, or if the skin has a dimpled appearance >1 cm beyond the wound edge.