Fat freezing is a non-invasive procedure that uses cold temperatures to destroy fat cells. The fat freezing treatment works by targeting the triglyceride (fat) cells in your body and causing them to die off. The result is a reduction in the appearance of fat without any downtime.
Fat freezing can be used to treat areas such as:
· Abdomen
· Thighs
· Back fat
· Legs and arms
Fat freezing is a non-invasive procedure that uses cold temperatures to destroy fat cells. The treatment is FDA-approved and performed by a trained professionals in a medical office or clinic.
What to Expect During a Fat Freezing Treatment
The treatment process is quick and simple. You’ll be in the clinic for between 1 and 3 hours depending on the size of the area, and there’s no downtime after the procedure. You can go back to your normal activities immediately following the treatment.
The pain level varies from person to person; some people experience no pain at all, while others may feel a slight stinging sensation during their session. It’s important that you let your clinician know if you’re experiencing any discomfort so they can adjust their technique accordingly.
Who is a Good Candidate for Fat Freezing?
If you are interested in having liposuction but don’t want to go under the knife, fat freezing could be your answer. It’s also a good option if you’re looking to treat smaller areas of fat.
Ideal candidates are those who:
· – Have noticeable fat deposits or stubborn fat on their bodies but don’t want surgery
· – Are in good health and able to undergo treatment without complications (for example, if they have diabetes or high blood pressure)
· – Are between 18 and 65 years old
Are There Any Risks or Side Effects?
There are some potential side effects to fat freezing. The most common of these is bruising, which can occur in about 20% of clients. Bruising is usually mild and will resolve on its own within up to 2 weeks.
The other common side effect that you may experience is numbness or tingling in the treated area for a few hours after treatment. This should not last longer than 24 hours.
Numbness from fat freezing can also cause some difficulty moving around until it goes away.
Time frames
Fat freezing is a non-invasive procedure that typically takes between 25 and 50 minutes per area. While your body will begin to show signs of improvement immediately after treatment, you may not see the full effects of fat freezing until several weeks to six weeks after. It’s important to note that results vary from person to person and can depend on many factors including age, genetics and lifestyle choices such as diet and exercise habits.
What is the Average Number of Treatments you need?
The number of sessions needed depends on how much fat you want removed from your body. Most clients require anywhere from two to three treatments spaced six weeks apart in order for optimal results.
How Long Do Fat Freezing Results Last?
Fat freezing is a non-invasive procedure that can help you achieve a slimmer appearance. The results are permanent, unless you gain more weight.
Drinking plenty of water is necessary. This will help flush out any toxins from inside those cells so they can regenerate faster than before – meaning quicker results too. You should also either maintain or lose weight in order to enjoy the full results of your treatment.
Alternative Treatments
Liposuction is one of the most well-known and effective treatments for fat reduction. It’s also one of the most invasive, with a lengthy recovery period, high costs and a large number of health risks.
Ultrasound cavitationtherapy uses sound waves to heat up fat cells so they break down faster than they would naturally.
