Cryolipolysis
Treatment Duration
60
Suggested Sessions
1-3 times/year
What is Cryolipolysis?
Cryolipolysis is a treatment for local fat that offers reshaping of the body contour.
It is based on the evidence that fat cells are more sensitive to extremely low temperatures than other cells in the body.
It is a method that destroys fat cells in the target area, without affecting the surrounding tissues.
It is an innovative treatment, which came to replace the invasive method of liposculpture.
Cryolipolysis destroys local fat, but it is not a weight loss method!
Application points
Cryolipolysis can be applied to any part of the body with undesirable local thickness such as:
- the buns
- the buttocks
- the hands
- the abdomen
- the back
- the knees
Procedure
At the point where we aim to improve, a “head” with a specific temperature and for a specific time is applied.
The heads used have special sensors that protect the skin from damage, while controlling and maintaining a constant temperature.
These special heads cause immediate cooling of the adipose tissue of the area under application, crystallizing the fat cells, which are decomposed and then removed from the body in a natural way.
Combine cryolipolysis with proper nutrition and consume plenty of water to improve the result!
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Strong points
- Zero recovery time
- Permanent result
- Painless procedure
- Non-invasive treatment
- Safe method
- No anesthesia required
Results
The effectiveness of the treatment becomes apparent after 15-30 days.
There may be a need to repeat the application 2-3 times to optimize the result.
Combine Cryolipolysis with Body Mesotherapy, for even better results!
Carboxytherapy for local fat and cellulite
Carboxytherapy is an effective treatment to fight cellulite, local thickness, stretch marks and scars.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it a painful process?
No, the treatment is painless and does not even require the use of local anesthesia.
Are there any side effects?
Side effects such as redness, bruising, swelling, pain or tenderness in the area of application have been reported very rarely, but if they occur, they subside within a few hours.
Do I need to do any special preparation before Cryolipolysis?
No special preparation is required, but it would be good for the patient not to be unwell on the day of treatment.