hypodermis

the hypodermis acts as an insulator for the body.

the hypodermis contains fat cells that store energy.

injections are often administered into the hypodermis.

the hypodermis plays a crucial role in thermoregulation.

understanding the structure of the hypodermis is important for dermatology.

the hypodermis connects the skin to underlying tissues.

excessive weight can lead to thickening of the hypodermis.

in some animals, the hypodermis is adapted for energy storage.

the hypodermis is also known as the subcutaneous layer.

damage to the hypodermis can affect overall skin health.