does cryolipolysis work

Best 2 freeze handles Cryolipolysis Slimming Machine MSLCY09, Cryolipolysis cool-sculpturing technology refers to the treatment gradually reducing the subcutaneous fat. The fat cells are cooled down to zero degree and become solid. The low temperature selectively damage fat cells while leaving skin or

As the number of obese and overweight people is on the rise, so is the opening up of slimming centres! These clinics promise weight loss and fat reduction without any exercise. Sounds too good to be true? The fact is, technology and science have made it possible to lose inches with and without surgery. Dr Cindy, MD, lists out the pros and cons of five popular slimming technologies to help you make an informed choice. The process of improvement of the definition, shape and smoothness of the human physique is called body contouring. In earlier days, doctors performed body contouring through invasive procedures such as liposuction. However, there are quite a few side-effects of liposuction including anesthesia complications, infections and even death. Luckily, technology has evolved to give way to non-invasive techniques for body shaping. These modalities focus on targeting specific physical properties of fat so it can be selectively removed. However, the question remains, do these non-invasive methods really work? Read below to learn about the different body contouring technologies and what you should look for when opting for one. Technology #1: Cryolipolysis Cryolipolysis, in regular words, is the removal or ‘lysis’ of fat or ‘lipo’ through freezing (cryo). Essentially, fat is more susceptible to cold than the surrounding tissue, so through cryolipolysis, fat cells can be induced to die on their own without affecting nearby structures. Some common machines that use this type of technology are known as CoolSculpting or CoolTech. Does it work? As per small-scale studies, this science has proven to reduce the percentage of fat on the flanks or love handles by around 22.4% which is nothing to sneeze at! And, it has been US FDA approved. However, large studies have not been conducted and fat loss on other areas of the body is still…