Fat Freeze

Get rid of unwanted body fat by simply… freezing it!

A Fat Freeze treatment, also known as cryolipolysis, uses low temperatures to freeze fat cells and then suck them out.  It can selectively target any area, such as the abdomen, thighs, hips, or arms. During the cryolipolysis treatment, a special device with a rounded cooling paddle is pressed into the selected area (or areas) of your body. Then, the paddle suctions your skin and fat like a vacuum and cools it.

The low temperature causes controlled inflammation within the fat cells, forcing your body to get rid of them. The amount of adipose tissue decreases, and the frozen cells are permanently eliminated. This procedure can eventually lead to an up to 25 percent fat reduction in the treated area. Say hello to the body you’ve always dreamed of!

How does it work?

Fat freezing is a painless and non-invasive procedure. It’s common to experience some pinching and pulling during the suction part of the treatment, but the procedure itself involves minimal pain. After the treatment, you may also notice some numbness in the area, which can last up to two hours. You may experience swelling in the treated area, along with some bruising, but this should disappear within one or two weeks.

The final results are noticeable two months after the first treatment. During this time, your body will remove a significant portion of the frozen fat cells. We recommend 1-3 sessions per area at intervals of 2-3 months. The duration of the effects depends on the lifestyle you lead – a healthy lifestyle is crucial to maintain the results achieved during the treatment.

The duration of the procedure largely depends on the area being treated:

• 1-2 areas (e.g., lower, or upper abdomen): 45-60 minutes
• 3-4 areas: 90-120 minutes
• chin fat freeze: 30 minutes

We recommend it for…

• stubborn fat or pockets of fat in certain parts of the body
• cellulite

Benefits

• natural-looking fat reduction
• cellulite reduction in the treated area
• non-surgical alternative to liposuction
• non-invasive procedure
• long-lasting results