What is Cryolipolysis?

Cryolipolysis is an innovative method to melt the fat cells by cooling applied in our country by 2012. It is primarily corrective and local character, ie through it is not achieved burn body fat throughout the body, but only in specific problem areas on which the - thighs, stomach, buttocks.

How often should I do Cryolipolysis?

The duration of a session Cryolipolysis lasts between 45-60 minutes. Every lady should know, that day can undergo this procedure no more than two zones. The interval between successive kriolipolizi should not be less than 15 days, and there is the limitation any problem area to be treated is not more than 3 times. If necessary, the rate of procedures may be repeated, as must wait 2-3 months. These requirements must be strictly followed. Otherwise, the risk that the emergence of serious health problems. It is recommended that persons who undergo kriolipoliza to keep accurate written schedule for the treatment of each zone.

How does Cryolipolysis?

To perform the procedure using a special apparatus kriolipoliza. By nozzle problematic area is subjected to gradual cooling accompanied by a sense of irritation. It disappears when the cooling temperature reaches 0 ° C. It suction grip on the skin. The combination of cooling and vacuum treatment of the whole section leading to the disintegration of fat cells from the subcutaneous tissue to be discarded from the body through urine. For this reason, the first changes can be observed after 15-20 days, and the final result is achieved after 6 months. For greater efficiency and speed up the metabolism is necessary after the kriolipoliza to drink at least 2 liters of water per day.

Due to changes in the structure of cells and their subsequent disposal of the body weight lost is not regained. The effect is enhanced by combining the procedure with more movement (sports, fitness) and an appropriate diet, limiting the use of fat.

Side effects of Cryolipolysis

Cryolipolysis is a painless procedure, but in people with sensitive skin may occur following side effects: redness, bruising in sensitive skin, or numbness in the treated areas. They are transient and disappear after a few days.

The procedure should not be used in: pregnancy; in the presence of cardiovascular diseases; thrombosis; thrombophlebitis; epilepsy; diabetes; persons with pacemakers, transplantation and metal prostheses.

Kriolipolizata is relatively expensive procedure, but more and more people turn to it because of the remarkable results.