If you have pain, redness, tenderness, or swelling in a localized area of your body, there is a possibility that you have a bacterial infection known as Cellulitis. It is caused by either streptococcus or staphylococcus bacteria entering the system. This type of bacterial infection is relatively common and can be effectively treated if it is caught in time. However, since this infection tends to spread if left untreated, it can become extremely hazardous to your health. So, what exactly does Cellulitis look and feel like? Most often, Cellulitis develops in the hands, feet, and lower legs. It can, of course, manifest in other areas of the body, including on the face. Cellulitis might not be easy to visually detect, as it can also occur in the tissues that exist underneath your skin. When this happens, the infection will go into your bloodstream and lymph nodes (which are where T and B lymphocytes and other various types of white blood cells are housed). 
