BEFORE AND AFTER PICTURE GALLERY
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Fat freezing - CRYOLIPOLYSIS
Technology explained
You must come for a consultation as a tailored treatment plan will be devised especially for you. This will involve several technologies such as, cavitation, shockwaves and radio frequency used at different stages.
Fat freezing - CRYOLIPOLYSIS
Best for Stubborn pocket of fat and body sculpting such as
- Double chin
- Lower Abdomen
- Inner thighs
- Muffin tops
- Back boobs
- Man boobs
Tech explained 3D
Cryofreeze is a unique non-invasive treatment using electro and cryotherapy. Using the 3D - Cryofreeze handpiece, this creates vacuum which draws the fat into the handpiece. The localised area within the handpiece is then frozen, causing 20%-40% of the fat cells in the area to die.
How this tech works?
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How many treatments are recommended?
Only ONE treatment is required per area.
What results can I expect from this treatment?
On average you will see a 20-40% reduction of the fat in the localised area. As the body takes several months to flush out the dead fat cells, results will be visible after 6 - 12 weeks. .
Can I combine 3D - Cavitation with other treatments?
3D - Cryofreeze is a one off treatment, however, it can be devised as a part of a course of treatments depending on your goals, your therapist will discuss this with you. After the weight loss, the loose skin can be tightened/tones with a course of radio frequency.
What will I experience during treatment?
First of all, an anti-freeze pad is placed onto the area of treatment, to protect the skin. During the treatment the fat is drawn into a suction cup before freezing. This will provide a slight pulling sensation and the area will be cold. Within a few minutes the area should go numb. The handpiece will be on the area from 30-60 minutes depending on the size of the area being treated.