Cryolipolysis procedure
Getting rid of excess fat
Excess fat that accumulates in the most inappropriate places has always worried modern men and women. Fortunately, this process is reversible, only gaining extra pounds is much easier than getting rid of them. Therefore, one of the priority areas of medicine at present is the development of methods for getting rid of excess fat in various areas of the body. Moreover, the main emphasis is on non-surgical methods, one of which is cryolipolysis on the devicee Crio-5.
Principle of work and features of cryolipolysis
cryolipolysis designed to destroy fat cells by exposing them to cold. Exposure occurs through intact skin. For this purpose, our device is equipped with a special vacuum nozzle, which sucks in a certain area of tissue and locally acts with cold in this area. As a result, the adipocyte membranes that are sensitive to low temperatures are destroyed, and the contents of the cells enter the lymphatic system and are excreted naturally. Thus, cryolipolysis procedure is based on the natural mechanisms of fat removal, without overburdening on the internal organs and the body as a whole. Cryolipolysis can remove fat in the following areas of the body:
- Arms.
- Back.
- Stomach.
- Hips.
- Buttocks.
- Lap.
- shins.
- Waist.
It must be understood that the Crio-5 cryolipolysis apparatus is not a way to lose weight. With a significant excess of body weight, the cryolipolysis procedure is not effective enough. The main purpose of the technique is the elimination of small amounts of fat, the correction of body contours, local modeling of forms. Also, the effect after exposure will not last long if you do not follow the diet and physical activity. Excessive calorie intake will very quickly return all the removed fat back.
How is the procedure
As noted earlier, cryolipolysis has a special vacuum nozzle that provides cold exposure to the problem area. There are several types of nozzles that are used in certain areas of the body. First, the specialist collects the skin in a fold and evaluates the layer of subcutaneous fatty tissue. Based on these data, as well as the localization of the problem area, a certain type of nozzle is selected. Further, the skin is treated with a special gel, which, on the one hand, prevents hypothermia of the tissues, and, on the other hand, ensures maximum skin contact with the nozzle. Markings can also be applied for more accurate positioning of the sensor and more complete coverage of the entire problem area.
During the cryolipolysis procedure, the nozzle is placed on the affected area, while negative pressure is created, which helps to retract the skin and cool it to a predetermined temperature. A special temperature sensor built into the nozzle constantly monitors the condition of the skin and prevents it from overheating. Therefore, the procedure is considered absolutely safe.
Procedure time
The duration of one session depends on the size of the problem area and can be from 60 minutes to 2 hours. The effect of cryolipolysis is very difficult to assess immediately. This is due to the fact that fat cells need time to completely break down and leave the body. This process can take up to several months. According to doctors, in one session you can reduce the fat layer by 20-25%, but only in the place where cryolipolysis was performed. The procedure is harmless and does not require special preparation. It is recommended 2-3 days before it to increase water intake to 3 liters of water to start the lymph.
The result is visible after the first procedure, with significant fat deposits, a course of cryolipolysis is recommended. The number of sessions 1-3 depends on the excess fat volume.
The interval between sessions is 25 - 45 days.
Indications and contraindications
Indications for cryolipolysis
- The presence of local fat folds with a thickness of 2.5 to 6 cm, which cannot be corrected by traditional methods of losing weight - sports, diets, massages
- Skin tone improvement
- Reducing the volume of the body
Contraindications
- Pregnancy at any time
- Oncological diseases
- Abnormal reaction to cold
- Presence of a pacemaker
- Serious kidney and liver disease
- Open wounds in the treatment area
- Infectious and autoimmune diseases
- Acute chronic diseases
- period
POSSIBLE COMPLICATIONS AFTER CRYOLIPOLYSIS
Our device Сrio-5 officially approved for use and therefore side effects after the procedure are minimal and do not cause serious harm to health. The most common complications are:
- Redness, soreness in the affected area
- Minor hematomas
- Tissue sealing