Advanced Cryolipolysis-360 Fat Freezing Treatment

While normal handles cool from two sides, the 360 fat freeze applicators freeze the whole area with 360° with no dead angles, thus destroying more fat and targeting areas difficult to treat with standard applicators, this is why we call it 360 degree cryolipolysis.

Among cryo slim shapers, The 360 cryolipolysis is guaranteed to destroy more fat cells in a single Cryolipolysis session than standard applicators. With advanced temperature control and larger surface area, the 360 applicator can produce better results in fewer sessions.. On average a client will lose 30% to 40%  of the fat in the targeted area per treatment. Results vary depending on many different factors, for example, the density of the fat, and the size of the area been treated. Results take 6 – 12 weeks with some clients seeing results within 4 weeks post-treatment.

Most clients will find that only one Cryolipolysis treatment is required, however, some areas of the body do respond better than others and more stubborn areas of fat may require more than one treatment. The treatment sessions are between 1 – 3.It is also dependent on the amount of body fat and the desired results.

How does Cryolopolysis reduce fat ?

The latest discovery of aesthetic medicine is cryolipolysis or cryolipolysis and cavitation combined or cryolipolysis cavitation.

Cryolipolysis - a unique technology that allows non-invasive body modelling by exposing the body fat to cold. The treatment involves freezing unwanted fat cells. Slowly displaced from the market invasive, dangerous and painful liposuction.This is a method of cooling fat tissues to cause their disintegration (lipolysis). The result of the treatment is reduction of adipose tissue. As a result of freezing, lipids from fat cells are released and transported through the lymphatic system. Lipids in fat cells crystallize at higher temperatures than other water-containing cells. Cryolipolysis only destroys fat cells and saves other tissues such as skin, muscles and nerves. The procedure does not require any research or preparation. It lasts from half an hour to an hour. A special applicator is applied to the area from which we want to get rid of adipose tissue. The applicator is vacuum and sucks the tissue (skin fold along with adipose tissue) into the chamber in which the cooling plates are located. Thanks to the applicator, the heat from the cells is collected according to the selected treatment profile. When applied to the skin, in addition to the cooling process, sucking the tissue, reduces blood flow, which in turn increases the precision of cooling in the selected area. The temperature sensors built into the applicator are connected to the control panel for constant monitoring and control of cooling. The main purpose of the treatment is to cool the fat cells to cause them to die. Fat cells (adipocytes) found in the subcutaneous tissue (under the skin) are mainly fatty acid-rich cells that are particularly susceptible to low temperatures. On the other hand, adjacent blood vessels, peripheral nerves, melanocytes, fibroblasts and low fat cells are much less sensitive to the action of the coolant. With this temperature difference, it is possible to remove fat cells without damaging the surrounding tissues. Frozen fat cells are gradually eliminated and excreted from the body, so that from week to week after surgery fatty tissue is reduced. The procedure is non-invasive and rather painless, although you can feel the cold and feel the skin suck. Redness and bruising may occur. Some people may experience a shortening of sensation in the area of treated skin.Immediately after treatment the patient can take up his normal activity without feeling any particular discomfort. The results are not immediately apparent. You have to wait a few weeks to a few months to get rid of damaged cells during fat cell surgery. They are removed from the body slowly, during the metabolic process of the body, as well as fat from food. The frequency of the procedure in the series - because the results are visible only after about 3 weeks after the procedure, another treatment for the same. The area can be performed not earlier than 4 weeks after the previous treatment. Only after four months can you see the final effect. The effects should last at least half a year. Approximately 30% to 40% of the effects of the treatment will be visible within 15 days, but to fully appreciate the most important results of the surgery we have to wait at least 6 weeks. Only at this point will we decide the need for another session. Cryolipolysis is certainly not for people who want to get rid of fat from large areas. The effects of cryolipolysis are best seen in small areas. The treatment is most commonly used in three areas: on the stomach, back (bumps) and so on. The bottom of the hips and upper thighs. However, cryolipolysis is not recommended for people who want to reduce thigh circumference, hips or get rid of fat from large body areas.

The process of removing fat cells treated with cryolipolysis is as follows:

- directly by crystallization, followed by apoptosis and progressive cell dissolution within 2 to 6 weeks with gradual release of lipids.

- indirectly, as a result of stimulation the nervous system that causes lipolysis.

Side effects: As a result of the vacuum and low temperature to -10 degrees C, you can observe: local discomfort and tension at the place of application of the vacuum due to the vacuum, after the treatment at the point of application of the head visible redness and bruising that lasted for several minutes to A few hours after surgery, possible bruising on more sensitive skin, resolved after a few days, possible slight edema and soreness of treated areas up to 48 hours.

The treatment is safe: because there is no risk of cold in the internal organs, only the skin and fat are sucked into the chamber of the head. Such a risk would only exist if the traditional krio head was used for local treatment, but in the case of cryolipolysis, we do not have to worry about this risk.

Contraindications: Patients with implantable medical equipment such as cardiac pacemakers, life-sustaining devices, portable ECGs, hepatitis, hepatitis and infection, pregnancy and breast-feeding, Raynaud's disease, cold urticaria, cryoglobulinaemia, hemoglobulinuria with cold, hypoproteinemia, advanced diabetes in the elderly, taking anticoagulants, cardiovascular disorders, skin disorders (fungal, viral, infectious), cancer, not recommended for children, fast-freezing, cold-sensitive.