If there is sufficient tissue to be treated in the arm area, it can be used for excess fat in the underarm area. Usually, it is not utilized in the lateral thigh fat because is it not possible to pinch this fat and subsequently treat it. The results of the cryolysis fat removal is permanent. You can still gain weight and lose the benefit of the treatment, just like after liposuction, if you over-eat and gain weight.Cryolipolysis is the non-invasive cooling of adipose tissue to induce lipolysis - the breaking down of fat cells - to reduce body fat without damage to other tissues. The scientific principles of Cryolipolysis were discovered by Dermatologists Dieter Manstein, MD, PhD and R. Rox Anderson, MD, of the Wellman Center for Photomedicine at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, a teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School. The physicians and their team conducted research that demonstrated that under carefully controlled conditions, subcutaneous fat cells are naturally more vulnerable to the effects of cold than other surrounding tissue.
If you are still unsure come in and see us, and we will determine whether or not our procedure is suitable. How soon can I see the results from Cryolipolysis? You may see results after 4 weeks, however the full results will be seen after 6 - 12 weeks. We do request that you come back at week 6 for a follow up appointment and then again at week 12 for a final measure and photo if appropriate. All follow up appointment are completely free of charge and form part of your aftercare.
We also appreciate that we all have our own idea of how we want to look. We do not judge as we have all been there. What one person believes is fantastic and what feels great may not be right for another. We appreciate that low weight and underweight people can have pockets of fat that they can’t get rid of despite diet and exercise, however we do take a very responsible attitude when recommending treatment for underweight clients.
Some patients experience a temporary dulling of sensation in their treated areas, lasting 1 to 8 weeks. But it disappears. Right after the procedure, you can go back to work or even directly to the gym! What happens to the fat cells? During this procedure, the fat cells get destroyed, as they are sensitive towards cold, while all other surrounded tissue stays healthy. Your unwanted fat cells are leaving your body through your natural elimination process- the lymph system. This is the reason why the results are long-term results.
The CoolSculpting procedure using Cryolipolysis is fundamentally different from other non- or minimally invasive modalities. Other methods of fat removal primarily involve necrotic cell death by damaging fat with heat, high-intensity focused ultrasound, or chemical injections. Each approach poses potential technical challenges, particularly with respect to targeting the right tissue depth and unintended damage to other structures close to or within the fat layer. Predictability of efficacy using these other techniques is also uncertain.
Experts at the Cryo Lipo Clinic say that Freeze treatment for Fat is different to other non surgical treatments that use lasers. Although immediately after the procedure, the skin at the treated area may feel like solid and frozen but it automatically becomes normal again within a span of 10 minutes.
What is Fat Freezing? Cryolipolysis (Fat Freezing) is a non invasive fat-reduction treatment that smoothly freezing fat cells from the treatment area. This is another type of 3D liposuction treatment which is available at Cryo Lipo Clinic in London. The FDA-cleared method surrounds the area of fat you want to freeze and uses controlled cooling to decrease skin temperature where fat cells die.
Most clients advise that they can `feel it` and it maybe a bit uncomfortable initially, but that it is not painful. You can read and talk normally whilst the treatment is ongoing, or simply relax. How do I know if it’s been effective? Prior to the treatment your skin thickness and circumferences of areas to be treated will be measured and recorded. These measurements will serve as the baseline to assess your response to treatment.
