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Cryolipolysis Information

Procedure Time: 1-2 hours

Recovery Time: Minimal downtime, hours

Results Duration: on lifestyle, 12+ months

Cost: Varies by device and area size, approx. £600-£800 per small area, up to £1,400 for larger areas

Anaesthesia: None

For a full list of FAQs please .

is a non-invasive fat removal procedure, often as fat . It is the of subcutaneous fat cells, which lipolysis, the breaking down of the fat cells, without damaging any of the tissues or the skin. works to reduce fat in areas of the body and is most commonly used on the and back. It was originally through a treatment known as CoolSculpting, which is a of Zeltiq Aesthetics Ltd. Other similar are using devices such as CoolTech, LipoGlaze, 3D-lipo, and ICE. Cryolipolysis is not a permanent solution to fat loss; whilst it can reduce fat cells that are present, it cannot prevent fat cells from in size so individuals will have to maintain their fat loss either a combination of diet and exercise or Barbie Botox (Traptox) further . There is hardly any recovery time or any side with cryolipolysis. the procedure, the fat breaks down over a period of two to four months, in fat loss that appears . costs will depend on the device used and the number of areas treated.

Cryolipolysis Information FAQs

Cryolipolysis is a relatively new procedure that helps to induce a reduction in fat. It’s as a non-invasive alternative to invasive fat removal procedures such as , as it requires hardly any recovery time.

The number of procedures taking place across the world has increased dramatically year on year – it’s still one of the most popular cosmetic in the world, with over 270,000 procedures taking place in 2019 in the U.S. although down by 6.4% on 2018, to from the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS). ASAPS also notes that non-surgical fat procedures, including those which use (cryotherapy), VaserShape (radiofrequency) and (ultrasound) accounted for 129,686 performed in the U.S. in 2019, a drop of 25.6% on 2018.

Fat are more popular as an increasing number of people with their weight, so it’s no that such as cryolipolysis are being chosen by more and more patients.

The behind cryolipolysis was first published in  in 2008, where Dieter Manstein MD, PhD and R. Rox Anderson and their team demonstrated that under controlled conditions, subcutaneous fat cells (fat cells situated the skin and muscle layers) are more vulnerable to the effects of cold than other surrounding tissues, and that of these fat cells can cause those cells to reduce in number, without damaging any of the tissues; a process to as cryolysis'.

Cryolipolysis is not a solution to fat loss; whilst it can reduce fat cells that are already present, it cannot fat cells from in size so individuals will have to their fat loss either a combination of diet and or . 

Cryolipolysis can also be with laser or  technologies to the skin and further results.

If you are considering cryolipolysis, the following information should give you a basic understanding of the procedure. It can’t answer all of your questions, as the outcome of the procedure depends on the patient and practitioner. Please ask an experienced  about anything you don’t understand.

is a fat removal procedure. It is the of subcutaneous fat cells, which lipolysis, which is the breaking down of the fat cells, without any of the surrounding tissues or the skin. Following the procedure, the fat breaks down over a period of two to four months, resulting in fat loss that appears entirely natural.

may also be known as , which is a trademark of Zeltiq Aesthetics Ltd.

Other or fat freezing devices are now used in cosmetic clinics, , , LipoContrast,  and . 

Cryolipolysis works on the basis that fat cells are more vulnerable to energy extraction – in this case, cooling, than the surrounding . That means that cryolipolysis will break down the fat cells, but not the surrounding tissues.

Once cooled, the fat cells then apoptosis, which is controlled cell death. When apoptosis happens, the fat cell wall breaks down lipids (fats) from the cells to be released.

These lipids are transported by your lymphatic drainage system to be processed and eliminated through the body in the same way that fat from your food is . This process is very gradual, that there is no danger of your lymphatic system being .

You may start to see changes as quickly as three weeks following your treatment, but will the most signs of change between one and three months after . Your body is still flushing fat cells out via your and will continue doing so for up to four to six months following treatment.

Additional may be performed two to four months after the initial to greater fat reduction.

For example, using the device show that it provides "noticeable, measurable fat reduction in properly selected patients over the course of two to four months after the procedure", and that "patients experiencing fat layer reduction show persistent results at least six months after the CoolSculpting treatment".

clinical have not yet been completed to show exactly how long results can last, although as long as you maintain a diet and lifestyle, long-term results are expected to remain stable.

Cryolipolysis works to reduce fat in areas of the body. It’s most used on the stomach and back.

It cannot be used on the breasts and it cannot be used to reduce cellulite, (studies are ongoing on the application of this technology for this indication).

If you have a specific area in mind for your cryolipolysis procedure, speak to your practitioner first to see if that area can be treated with cryolipolysis.

Ideal candidates are relatively fit and healthy individuals, but have some modest sized, stubborn fat bulges that are not easily through diet and exercise, common areas known as love handles, bra bulges or muffins tops.

Cryolipolysis is not intended for weight loss or as an  cure, and it is not a for more invasive and larger fat removal such as liposuction.

Firstly, you and your practitioner will decide which area to treat. Careful regarding your reasons for wanting treatment are very important before you begin the treatment. You must also make sure that this treatment can deliver what you want and how you would like to look afterwards. Your practitioner should be able to answer all these questions.

A medical history should also be taken to make sure that there are no reasons why you shouldn’t undertake . You may be asked to sign a consent form which means that you have the potential benefits and risks associated with the procedure.
 
Photographs may also be taken by the for a "before and after" at a later date.

During the procedure, two panels are applied to the skin and the area of fat that you wish to treat is drawn between the two panels. This will just feel like a firm pull, with a little bit of pressure, but it will not be painful.

The fat cells will then be cooled for around one to two hours, on your personal needs. At first, the area that is being treated will feel very, very cold but after a little while you won’t notice the temperature anymore. Many will chat on their phone or read a book during treatment. 

There is hardly any recovery time associated with cryolipolysis.

It is entirely non-invasive, and so in most cases, patients can return to their normal regime on the same day as the procedure, although you might want to wait a day or two before to your normal regime if you any redness or soreness on the treated area.

There aren’t many side effects associated with cryolipolysis.

Because it is non-invasive, there are no open wounds and therefore there is no risk of infection.

However, some may experience redness, numbness, soreness, bruising, tingling, or some discomfort in the treated area – this is simply due to how the tissue is drawn up between the two cooling plates during the procedure.

Any side such as those mentioned are temporary and will within a few hours or days.

Cases have been reported on a side effect called paradoxical (adipose) following cryolipolysis treatment, particularly in men, although it is still considered rare. This is where a fatty mass appears in the treated area some time after . Such a side effect can be and resolved with . 

It is very important that you follow the advice of your following treatment.

Post-treatment advice may include:

Most patients will be able to go straight back into their normal regime following a cryolipolysis procedure, but if you experience any pain or soreness in the area you might want to take extra care washing and caring for that area in the days following the .

To undergo cryolipolysis treatment, you should be in general good health and you should have of the .

Most people are suitable for cryolipolysis, and it is as a safe treatment for individuals who are unable to more invasive procedures such as liposuction, due to the risks associated with anaesthetic.

Cryolipolysis is not recommended for morbidly obese as the procedure will not give any results.

Only fully and qualified medical physicians, cosmetic surgeons or their staff should a cryolipolysis procedure.

For more information about training, and relevant medical organisations please view the information within the  section of the Consulting Room.

can cost between £600-£800 per small area treated or up to £1,400 for a larger area. 

The more areas you have and the more of cryolipolysis you have, the higher the cost, although discount packages may be available. The cost will also depend on your practitioner and the clinic.

Cryolipolysis is a safe, non-invasive procedure to kill fat cells. Because the fat cells gradually die and release their contents, the end result is very natural-looking, but this can make a big difference to your appearance, particularly if you are already eating well and exercising regularly.

Following a procedure, you can expect a slimmer and smaller, less fat bulges.

There are very few side associated with cryolipolysis if the cryolipolysis procedure is administered by a fully trained practitioner.

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