MOST POPULAR WAY TO REDUCE FAT IN EUROPE AND U.S.
DESTROYS UP TO 26 % OF FAT IN THE
TREATED AREA


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Technology of Cryolipolysis |
Cryolipolysis is a non-invasive procedure that gently and effectively removes fat from targeted areas of the body that have not responded to traditional diet and exercise. Patients can benefit from noticeable yet natural-looking results in their problem areas, providing an overall smoother body contour. Cryolipolysis is most effective in removing fat from the abdomen, love handles (flanks) and back. The results of the Cryolipolysis procedure are achieved using the advanced Cryolipolysis™ technology, which cools the targeted tissue to break down the fat cells for easy removal, without any harm to the surrounding tissue. Fat cells have been proven to be more vulnerable to cold than the surrounding tissue. This stimulates a natural fat removal process that continues for several months after the procedure. The Cryolipolysis fat reduction procedure is currently approved for use in Canada, Europe and other international markets, with approval by the US Food and Drug Administration pending. The system has already been cleared by the FDA as an effective skin cooling device for many dermatologic treatments. It has been safely used across the world for many years. |
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Candidates for Cryolipolysis |
Cryolipolysis is considered safe and effective for most patients
seeking fat removal from targeted areas such as the abdomen, love
handles and back. Since Cryolipolysis is not a weight loss solution,
patients should be relatively fit, with one or more areas of
stubborn fat that does not respond to diet or exercise. |
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Benefits |
As a completely non-invasive
procedure, Cryolipolysis offers patients many benefits over other
fat reduction procedures. Some of these benefits include: |
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Procedure |
The Cryolipolysis procedure involves the use of an applicator that cools the fat cells in the targeted area of your body for a simple, natural fat removal process. An applicator cup is then attached to deliver a gentle vacuum pressure that draws tissue between the cooling panels. The treated fat cells are removed though natural metabolic processes within the body, similar to the way fat from food is removed. This allows for a gradual reduction in fat from targeted areas to create a slimmer, more defined appearance. The Cryolipolysis procedure usually takes two or more hours to perform, depending on the size of the area being treated. |
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Results |
The results of the Cryolipolysis procedure are usually visible two to four months after treatment, and will continue to improve for up to six months. Although these results are not as rapid as those achieved through liposuction, patients undergoing Cryolipolysis can avoid the pain, risks and lengthy recovery times associated with these more invasive procedures. Most patients who undergo Cryolipolysis are highly satisfied with the results of their procedure and are able to enjoy a natural, slimmer appearance. While no long-term studies are currently available, the results of Cryolipolysis are expected to last about as long as fat reduction achieved through traditional liposuction procedures. |
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Risks |
Because of its non-invasive nature, Cryolipolysis has considerably fewer risks than other fat reduction procedures. Cryolipolysis is considered safe for most patients, although there are certain risks associated with any kind of treatment. Some of these risks may include redness, bruising and reduced sensation in the treated area. These side effects are considered normal and usually go away on their own within a few days after treatment. |
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Contra- |
As a precaution, patients who suffer from any of the following ailments should seek medical advice from their GP before considering any kind of Cryolipolysis procedure: · Skin diseases or disorders (psoriasis / eczema) in treated area · Open wounds and cuts (in the area to be treated) · Liver or renal disorders · Metal pins or plates in the treated area · Diabetes · Raynaud’s disease · Hives due to cold temperature · Pregnancy or nursing · Blood clotting medication – prevention from stroke or paralysis · Hyperproteinanemia · Cancer (current treatment) · Severe Thyroid problems · Varicose veins in treated area only · Bruises in treated area still visible from trauma · Hernia in the abdomen All these are mentioned as a worst case scenario protection against the consumer being treated under incorrect conditions - Body Image would never allow a treatment to go ahead without the absolute confidence there will be positive results. |