CryolIpolysis ( Fat Freezing )

Preparation: On the day of the treatment, you'll be guided to a treatment room where you'll be positioned comfortably, usually lying down or sitting, depending on the area being treated.

Marking the Treatment Area: The practitioner will mark the areas to be treated with a skin-safe marker to ensure precise application of the device.

Applying the Gel Pad: An antifreeze gel pad will be placed on the treatment area to protect your skin and ensure proper conduction of the cooling.

Applying the Applicator: The cryolipolysis device, which has a vacuum applicator, will be applied to the targeted area. The applicator will draw the skin and underlying fat into the cooling panels using a gentle suction.

Freezing Process: Once the applicator is in place, the cooling process begins. You might feel an intense cold sensation for the first few minutes, which typically subsides as the area becomes numb. The treatment usually lasts between 35 to 45 minutes per area.

Post-Treatment Massage: After the cooling cycle is complete, the applicator is removed. The treated area will be massaged for a few minutes to help break down the fat cells and enhance the results. This can be slightly uncomfortable but is brief.

Recovery: There's no downtime after the procedure, so you can usually return to your normal activities immediately. The treated area might be red, swollen, or bruised for a few days, and you may experience temporary numbness or tingling.

Results: Over the next few weeks to months, your body will naturally process and eliminate the destroyed fat cells. You may start to see changes as early as three weeks after treatment, with full results typically visible after two to three months.

Not everyone is a suitable candidate for Cryolipolysis fat freezing.  

Individuals with Certain Medical Conditions:

Cryoglobulinemia: A condition where abnormal proteins in the blood thicken in cold temperatures.

Cold Agglutinin Disease: A type of autoimmune hemolytic anemia where cold temperatures cause red blood cells to clump together.

Paroxysmal Cold Hemoglobinuria: A rare blood disorder in which cold exposure leads to the destruction of red blood cells.

Raynaud's Disease: A condition that affects blood flow to certain parts of the body, typically the fingers and toes, in response to cold temperatures or stress.

People with Significant Loose Skin or Poor Skin Tone: Cryolipolysis targets fat cells, but it does not tighten loose skin. Individuals with significant skin laxity may not achieve the desired aesthetic result from Cryolipolysis alone.  

Those with Severe Obesity: Cryolipolysis is not a weight-loss treatment and is most effective for people who are close to their ideal weight but have localized fat deposits. Severely overweight or obese individuals might not see substantial results and could benefit more from weight loss programs or bariatric surgery.

Pregnant or Nursing Women: The safety of cryolipolysis during pregnancy and breastfeeding has not been established, so it is recommended to wait until after this period.

People with Certain Skin Conditions: Those with conditions like eczema, dermatitis, or active infections in the treatment area should avoid cryolipolysis until their skin issues are resolved.

Recent Surgery or Scar Tissue: Individuals who have recently had surgery or have significant scar tissue in the area to be treated might not be ideal candidates due to potential complications with healing and effectiveness.

Individuals with Hernias: If you have a hernia in or near the area to be treated, cryolipolysis might not be safe for you.

People with Unrealistic Expectations: Those expecting dramatic weight loss or immediate results may be disappointed. Cryolipolysis provides gradual fat reduction and is best suited for people with realistic expectations about what the procedure can achieve.

• Abdomen: One of the most popular areas for cryolipolysis, targeting the fat that accumulates around the stomach.
• Flanks (Love Handles): The sides of the waist are often treated to reduce the appearance of love handles.
• Thighs: Both the inner and outer thighs can be treated to reduce fat and improve contour.
• Upper Back (Bra Fat): Targets fat around the bra line.
• Lower Back: Reduces fat deposits in the lower back region.
• Upper Arms: Commonly treated to reduce fat and improve the appearance of the arms.
• Buttocks: Specifically the area below the buttocks, often referred to as the "banana roll.”

Pricing can vary from client to client due to differences in body types, treatment areas, and individual needs.  A complimentary consultation is required before we are able to treat you with Cryolipolysis.  During your consultation we discuss your diet, lifestyle, medical conditions, budget and timelines.  

From $395 plus tax.  

( This price is for a single applicator/one area )