It is accurate to say that a layer of connective tissue known as the superficial fascia lies between the skin and the muscle mass.
Below the skin, in the fascia, are sheets of connective tissue. These tissues provide attachment, stabilization, strength, vascular patency, muscle separation, and organ encapsulation. Directly beneath the epidermis and the topmost adipose layers is the superficial fascia. It can exhibit stratification both macroscopically and grossly. It is typically described as consisting of loosely packed interwoven collagen and elastic fibers in membranous layers.
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