What is cryolipolysis? What does cryolipolysis do?

Everyone must have heard of a lot of medical beauty in life, but do you know about cryolipolysis? Today, let's learn about it together. What is cryolipolysis and what are the effects of cryolipolysis? Let's learn together with the editor.

Cryolipolysis is a new technology that uses a selective and non-invasive method to reduce local fat. It uses a special sensor on the cryolipolysis device to locate the selected area, combines vacuum technology to capture subcutaneous tissue, and selectively cools it, thereby eliminating fat cells without damaging surrounding tissue.

Cryolipolysis has a good weight loss effect, but it is also easy to rebound and is only suitable for fat on the waist and abdomen. In addition, cryolipolysis is a medical weight loss method after all, so you must choose a regular hospital to do it.

The working principle of the cryolipolysis device is that the fat cells in the subcutaneous tissue are rich in fatty acids and are particularly sensitive to low temperatures, while the adjacent tissue cells - vascular cells, peripheral nerve cells, melanocytes, fibroblasts or fat cells with insufficient fat content are less sensitive to low temperatures. This difference determines that at a specific low temperature (0-10°), fat cells will be inactivated while other tissue cells will not be affected. Under the action of the cryolipolysis device, fat cells will gradually die, dissolve, and metabolize within 2-6 weeks, thereby achieving the purpose of weight loss and body shaping.

Cryolipolysis is performed about once a month, but the interval time will vary. This is related to the postoperative care. If the postoperative care is good, the surgical site can often recover faster, so the interval time will be shorter. In addition, the hospital and doctor chosen for the operation are different, the degree of trauma to the lipolysis site is different, and the interval time is also different.