Fat freezing, widely known as cryolipolysis, is a non-invasive technique used to reduce body fat. Cryolipolysis uses controlled cooling to effectively freeze and eliminate unwanted fat cells.

Cryolipolysis involves applying a cooling device to the desired area, freezing fat cells to eliminate them without affecting the skin or other tissues. Fat cells are frozen, causing them to die and pass out of the body naturally via the lymphatic system. The result? The fat cells are permenantly removed.

The procedure of fat freezing encompasses the application of a cooling device to the desired area. The temperature of this device is such that it cools the fat cells to an extent that ultimately leads to their destruction. The frozen cells are then naturally removed from the body. You can expect to see results at 4-6 weeks following the treatment, with fat cells continuing to be eliminated for 4-6 months.

Cryolipolysis is the most common type of fat freezing treatment. It is a popular choice worldwide among those looking to eliminate unwanted fat without going under the knife.

Fat freezing offers a number of advantages over traditional fat reduction methods, such as no downtime, no needles, no surgery, and permanent results with a healthy lifestyle. 

While fat freezing is generally considered safe, there are some potential risks and side effects. These may include temporary redness and skin sensitivity in the treated area. Typically, these side effects are mild and will spontaneously resolve within a few days.

The treated fat cells are permanently eliminated. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is crucial to prevent the formation and expansion of new fat cells.

Fat freezing treatments can be used to target both upper and lower body areas where stubborn fat persists. Some common upper body areas include the arms, back, bra fat, chest, and neck, while lower body areas consist of the abdomen, buttocks, hips, and outer thighs.

Upper Body Areas

Fat freezing treatments are particularly effective for upper body areas such as the arms, back, chest, and neck.

Lower Body Areas

For those looking to address stubborn fat in the lower body, cryolipolysis can be an effective solution for areas such as the abdomen, buttocks, hips, and thighs.

The main technique used in fat freezing is cryolipolysis. This involves the use of a cooling device that is applied to the targeted area. The device freezes the fat cells to a temperature that destroys them, while leaving the surrounding skin and tissues unharmed. Once the fat cells are destroyed, they are naturally eliminated from the body through the lymphatic system.