DOES FAT FREEZING WORK

Fat freezing (also called cryolipolysis) was FDA-approved in 2010, and recommended as a fat loss treatment by the NCBI following a safety and efficacy study carried out in 2015.
The findings were as follows:
“The primary literature search returned 319 articles. After inclusion criteria were applied and additional articles were idenfied via manual review of article references, 19 studies were selected for review. Average reduction in caliper measurement ranged from 14.67 percent to 28.5 percent. . . No significant impact on lipid levels or liver function tests after cryolipolysis treatments was noted in any study. Only mild, short-term side effects, such as erythema, swelling, and pain, were noted.”

Am I suitable for fat freezing?
It’s ideally suited to those with soft, squeezable pockets of fat that aren’t being reached by diet and regular exercise.
Fat freezing is also a great way to kick-start a healthier lifestyle because it shifts areas of excess fat that can make you feel sluggish and unmotivated.
Provided your liver and kidneys are healthy, and you have no diseases of the immune system, the procedure will be suitable for you.

Are the results permanent?
Unlike dieting, which simply shrinks fat cells, fat freezing gets rid of them for good.
Provided you maintain a healthy active lifestyle, the results will be permanent.

What should I do after treatment?
Fat freezing is entirely non-surgical, so you can get on with your life immediately after treatment.
Make sure that you drink plenty of water – at least 2 litres per day – and avoid too much caffeine and alcohol.

How many treatments will I need?
The results vary from person to person because they’re dependent on age, exercise and diet. For most people, the benefits can be seen after just one treatment.
Generally, you can expect to lose around 20% of body fat in the targeted area after one treatment.
Most people start to see the difference after 3 weeks, with the full effects noticeable after around 5 weeks.

Where does the fat go?
After the fat cells are destroyed, they are naturally removed over the following weeks by the body’s waste processing plant – the lymphatic system and the liver.