Fat Freezing Non Surgical Fat Reduction
Experience our Fat Freezing treatments with Cool Sculpting at the Award-Winning Skin Medical
Fat Freezing with CoolSculpting
At Skin Medical we utilise CoolSculpting as the original technology developed at Harvard University. Competitor devices do not have the same safety and effectiveness data.
Fat freezing, scientifically known as cryolipolysis, is a non-surgical treatment designed to reduce fat in targeted areas of the body. This technique makes use of controlled cooling to near-freezing temperatures to target and destroy fat cells, as these cells are more vulnerable to cold than surrounding tissues.
As CoolSculpting has long lasting results, it is really important to find a practitioner who can design a treatment to sculpt your body accurately. Dr Sabika has 10 years of experience in CoolSculpting and can help to achieve your perfect shape by creating a personalised treatment plan with her expert knowledge just for you.
Is CoolSculpting right for me?
You’re active. You eat healthy. But if you still have areas of stubborn fat that won’t go away, it might be time to consider CoolSculpting.
TREATMENT OVERVIEW
PROCEDURE TIME: 35 AND 60 MINUTES
NUMBER OF TREATMENTS: 1 OR MORE
RESULTS: AFTER 3 WEEKS
DURATION OF RESULTS: LONG-LASTING
SIDE EFFECTS: TEMPORARY NUMBNESS, REDNESS, SWELLINGMORE DETAILS
How Does the Treatment Work?
After a comprehensive consultation to develop your personalised plan. The skin is prepared with a gel pad to protect it from the extreme cold. The specific applicator, which varies in size and shape depending on the treatment area, is then placed on the body.
Start the treatment
Then, your CoolSculpting expert vacuums the skin above the fatty tissue into the applicator that cools the fat cells. This causes the cells to crystallise and die but doesn’t harm surrounding non-fat tissues.
After the treatment
Once the fat cells have been frozen and destroyed, the body’s immune system gradually removes these cells through its natural metabolic processes. This removal occurs over the course of several weeks.
The procedure might need to be repeated depending on the amount of fat and the desired results. During follow-up visits, practitioners assess the progress and determine if additional sessions are necessary to achieve the patient’s ambitions.
Where can we treat?
Is fat freezing safe?
Fat freezing is considered safe for most people. However, it’s important to have the procedure carried out by a qualified and experienced professional to keep these risks low.
The cost of fat freezing can vary widely depending on the area being treated and the number of sessions needed. Some patients may need multiple treatments for optimal results. Its important to get a full consultation and a comprehensive treatment plan to ensure you get the results you want.
Related treatment concerns
At Skin Medical we have a full range of technologies so you can find the right treatment, to get the body you want.
Fat Freezing Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Contact our team who will be happy to answer any queries or concerns.
A typical session lasts about 30-60 minutes per treatment area, making it quite manageable.
Yes, fat freezing effectively reduces fat in targeted areas. Results vary, and multiple sessions may be needed for optimal outcomes.
Yes, fat freezing is safe when performed by a certified professional. It is well researched and has a good safety profile.
Most patients experience minimal discomfort during the procedure. You may feel intense cold and slight pulling or pinching, but these sensations generally subside quickly as the area becomes numb.
Fat freezing can be used on many body parts, including the abdomen, thighs, buttocks, back, arms, and under the chin.
The fat cells eliminated by fat freezing are gone for good. However, gaining weight can cause other fat cells to arise or the remaining fat cells to enlarge.
Take your next step
Our welcoming team are here to guide you through every step of the process. You can reach out to us by email, phone or send us a call back form.
