Cryolipolysis (Non-Surgical Fat Freezing)

Cryolipolysis (often called 'fat freezing') uses a device that applies controlled, targeted cooling to a treatment area, lowering the temperature of underlying fat cells to a point where they undergo a natural breakdown process, while surrounding skin and tissue remain unaffected. Over the following weeks, the body gradually processes and clears these affected fat cells through its normal metabolic pathways, so visible changes in the treated area's contour typically appear gradually, often becoming most noticeable around six to twelve weeks after a session. The procedure is non-surgical and needs no anaesthesia; a session generally involves the applicator being placed on the area for a set period, during which intense cold, pulling or numbness are common but temporary. Because cryolipolysis targets localised, stubborn fat rather than functioning as weight loss, it suits areas that haven't responded to diet and exercise, with plans customised to your goals.