working principle:
By using the characteristic that triglyceride in fat will transform into a solid at a certain low temperature, the non-invasive transmitter transmits a precisely controlled low-temperature wave to a designated fat-solubilizing site to target and eliminate adipocytes.
After the fat cells are cold, they begin the natural decomposition and elimination process, which gradually thins the fat layer. Thus through the normal metabolic process, the fat layer is gradually reduced to achieve the purpose of partial lipolysis.
How is the Cryolipolysis method performed?
Using non-invasive transmitters to deliver precisely controlled cold waves at the site of action, target and eliminate fat cells in specific parts of the body. The whole process is about 1-2 hours.
What happens to fat cells?
After the fat cells are cold, they begin the natural decomposition and elimination process, gradually thinning the fat layer. It is gently eliminated through the body's normal metabolic processes, as if the body were to remove fat from food or other sources.
What are the common reactions after treatment?
The treatment is completely non-invasive and can be performed in real time as usual, such as work or exercise. The treatment site may turn red, and the condition may last from minutes to hours. Local bruising may also occur and it will subside within a few weeks. Some patients will feel the perception of the treatment site become insensitive for a short time and will fade within one to eight weeks.
Is the treatment painful?
Most treatmentists feel that the treatment is comfortable. In clinical trials, no treatment requires anesthesia or analgesics, and therapists usually can read, use a laptop, listen to music, or relax.
How long will it last?
In users with reduced response in the fat layer, efficacy is maintained for at least 1 year after treatment. The cleared fat cells gradually release lipids and are absorbed by the body's natural metabolism. It is expected that these cleared fat cells will return to the treatment site no faster than invasive lipolytically cleared fat cells.
What is the difference with other methods of lipolysis?
Liposuction:
Benefits: A lot of fat can be removed in one go
Precautions: Need general anesthesia, scars, or physical asymmetry and fatal risks
RF thermal energy or strong sonic blaster:
Benefits: can deal with deep body fat
Precautions: May damage normal cells and cause pain
Freezing fat melting:
Benefits: Does not harm normal cells
By using the characteristic that triglyceride in fat will transform into a solid at a certain low temperature, the non-invasive transmitter transmits a precisely controlled low-temperature wave to a designated fat-solubilizing site to target and eliminate adipocytes.
After the fat cells are cold, they begin the natural decomposition and elimination process, which gradually thins the fat layer. Thus through the normal metabolic process, the fat layer is gradually reduced to achieve the purpose of partial lipolysis.
How is the Cryolipolysis method performed?
Using non-invasive transmitters to deliver precisely controlled cold waves at the site of action, target and eliminate fat cells in specific parts of the body. The whole process is about 1-2 hours.
What happens to fat cells?
After the fat cells are cold, they begin the natural decomposition and elimination process, gradually thinning the fat layer. It is gently eliminated through the body's normal metabolic processes, as if the body were to remove fat from food or other sources.
What are the common reactions after treatment?
The treatment is completely non-invasive and can be performed in real time as usual, such as work or exercise. The treatment site may turn red, and the condition may last from minutes to hours. Local bruising may also occur and it will subside within a few weeks. Some patients will feel the perception of the treatment site become insensitive for a short time and will fade within one to eight weeks.
Is the treatment painful?
Most treatmentists feel that the treatment is comfortable. In clinical trials, no treatment requires anesthesia or analgesics, and therapists usually can read, use a laptop, listen to music, or relax.
How long will it last?
In users with reduced response in the fat layer, efficacy is maintained for at least 1 year after treatment. The cleared fat cells gradually release lipids and are absorbed by the body's natural metabolism. It is expected that these cleared fat cells will return to the treatment site no faster than invasive lipolytically cleared fat cells.
What is the difference with other methods of lipolysis?
Liposuction:
Benefits: A lot of fat can be removed in one go
Precautions: Need general anesthesia, scars, or physical asymmetry and fatal risks
RF thermal energy or strong sonic blaster:
Benefits: can deal with deep body fat
Precautions: May damage normal cells and cause pain
Freezing fat melting:
Benefits: Does not harm normal cells
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