What is cryolipolysis and does it work?

Cryolipolysis is a medical beauty weight loss method. People who want to lose weight but don’t want to exercise can learn about it. So what is cryolipolysis? Is cryolipolysis really effective for weight loss?

Cryolipolysis, also known as fat freezing, is based on the principle that the freezing point of water is 0°C, while fat begins to solidify at 5°C. The Cryolipolysis device is placed on the surface of human skin to cool the subcutaneous tissue to 5°C, causing cells to age prematurely and die one after another. Dead cells and fat will solidify into jelly and be excreted from the body through metabolism to achieve the effect of weight loss.

Effective. Cryolipolysis can "freeze" fat cells to death and expel dead fat cells from the body, which can actually reduce fat, so it is an effective way to lose weight.

1. Determine the scope of cryolipolysis.

2. Place the cryolipolysis device on the treated area and cool the subcutaneous tissue to 5°C. After one hour, the fat tissue is destroyed, the main component of fat cells, triglycerides, will age prematurely, and fat cells will die one after another.

3. Postoperative observation: After 2-3 months, the necrotic fat cells will be excreted with the body's metabolism, achieving a body-slimming effect.

Generally, cryolipolysis does not require anesthesia. In the first 10 minutes, there will be a pulling discomfort, as if a pair of invisible big hands are desperately pulling the skin and flesh, or as if there is a big metal belt, tightening the stomach more and more, and it is burning. After more than ten minutes, the treatment area is cooled and basically no pain is felt. After the treatment, the patient's treatment area will also experience temporary numbness for a week.