About fat freeze
Fat freezing is a non-invasive and non-surgical body contouring procedure. It destroys unwanted fat cells by using a cold temperature, or the so-called cryolipolysis process.
Body Curve CryoSculpt is an innovative fat freeze technology that uses a cold temperature to "freeze" and destroy unwanted fats. Then the treated fat cells are eliminated through the lymphatic system. The treatment involves cooling the stubborn fat cells down to -10 degrees celsius, causing them to dissolve and be removed. The freezing temperature does not cause damage to the skin or other tissues. After the procedure, the body will break down the targeted fat cells and dispose of them naturally. This process usually takes three to four months.
Benefits
- Reduces stubborn fat bulges without having to break a sweat.
- Non-invasive and zero downtime
- Advanced Cryolipolysis technology
- Suitable for all body parts.
- inner and outer thighs
- lower and upper abdomen
- double chin
- buttocks
- upper arms
- back fat
- bottom roll
- love handles
With each treatment, you can expect a fat reduction of between 20% and 40%. It is generally recommended to perform three treatments per body area in order to achieve the best results.
Example pictures shown below are the result:
Many will always ask these questions "Does fat freeze treatment really work"?
Clinical studies have also shown that fat freezing can effectively reduce subcutaneous fats by 25% after one session. The effectiveness of the treatment appeals to clients who are looking to reduce body fats and want significant results in the shortest amount of time.
How long does it take to see results from fat freezing?
You will see noticeable results between one and three months after your first treatment session do note it still depend on individual body's. The fat cells are slowly removed from the body, and it may take as many as four to six months after your final treatment to see the results of your treatment.
Temporary side effects for the areas that are treated may include:
- Pain or aches
- Stinging or tingling of the skin
- Redness
- Swelling
- Skin discoloration or bruising
- Skin sensitivity or numbness
Side effects may persist for a few days to a few weeks after treatment. Your doctor may recommend that you take an analgesic medication to relieve pain or other discomfort.
Is Fat Freeze Safe?
I should say as aesthetic providers, we understand that everyone wants to look and feel the best. That’s why we aesthetic are here to give you the lowdown on fat freeze in town! Fat freeze is a non-surgical way to get rid of unwanted fat cells under skin. It is an alternative compare to liposuction that uses cooling technology to freeze fat cells under the skin at temperature as low as -10 degrees Celsius. Fat cells under the skin are frozen and killed off, which allows them to be processed and eliminated by body lymphatic system. The result is a more contoured look with reduced layers of fat under your skin.
Are there any people for whom cryolipolysis is not recommended?
Cryolipolysis should not be performed on people with obesity. Also, it should not be performed on areas of skin that are cut or injured, contain severe varicose veins, dermatitis, or other skin lesions.
People who have abnormal cold sensitivity or cold intolerance are not suitable candidates. The procedure is not recommended for people who have the following conditions:
- Raynaud’s phenomenon. A rare condition in which cold temperatures can impede blood flow to the fingers and toes.
- Cryoglobulinemia. A type of vasculitis (inflammation of blood vessels) caused by abnormal proteins that become solid or gel-like in the presence of cold temperatures. It is associated with blocked blood vessels and other problems.
- Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria. A very rare autoimmune disease in which red blood cells are damaged during exposure to cold.
- Cold urticaria. A rare condition in which the skin develops red, itchy spots (hives) after exposure to cold temperatures.
- Cold agglutinin disease. A rare type of autoimmune hemolytic anemia in which the body's immune system mistakenly attacks and destroys its own red blood cells. The condition is often triggered or made worse by cold temperatures.
- Pregnancy or breast-feeding
- Nerve disorders, such as diabetes-related neuropathy
- Inflammatory skin disorders
- Skin conditions caused by immune system disorders, such as eczema or psoriasis
Summary of Pros and Cons of Fat Freeze
See for a comprehensive summary. It’s important to note that there may be other factors to consider when deciding whether Fat Freeze is suitable for you. As with any medical procedure, it is recommended to consult with a qualified healthcare provider to discuss your individual needs and concerns.
Pros OF Fat Freeze (Cryolipolysis)
- Non-surgical procedure
- No anesthesia required.
- Minimal recovery time.
- Permanent fat reduction in treated areas.
- Natural biological process used to eliminate fat cells.
Cons of Fat Freeze (Crypolipolysis)
- Possible temporary side effects, such as redness swelling, and numbness.
- May not be as effective on large amounts of fat as liposuction.
- Cost can be higher than traditional weight loss methods.
- Results may take a few months to be noticeable.
- May require multiple treatments to achieve desired results.