Cryolipolysis

Cryolipolysis is intended for men and women seeking to reduce localized fat deposits without the need for surgery. This treatment is intended in particular for patients with a harmonious silhouette but who wish to refine certain resistant areas. It is important to note that cryolipolysis is not a solution for treating obesity, but it does offer effective contouring of the body.

• Belly

Ideal for eliminating persistent abdominal bulges, localized fat deposits and regaining a refined waist. This treatment makes it possible to obtain a more sculpted and harmonious profile.

• Thighs (inner side)

To refine the inner thigh area, which is often subject to recalcitrant fat deposits. Cryolipolysis offers a visible reduction, for a more slender and graceful silhouette.

• Sub-gluteal banana

Precise targeting of the area under the buttocks to harmonize the curve, reduce fat deposits and enhance the contour of the figure.

• Horse panties

Effective hip contouring to reduce lateral curves and redraw lower body curves, ensuring a harmonious transition between thighs and hips.

• Knees

Reduction of fat deposits around the knees to refine this specific area and enhance the line of your legs, while providing a sculpted and elegant appearance.

• Gynecomastia (male chest)

Cryolipolysis can reduce fat deposits in the male chest, redefining the outline of the torso and offering a firmer and toned result.

• Arms

Targeting fat deposits accumulated in the arms, to refine the contours, reduce the flabbiness and restore a firmer and toned shape.

• Double chin

Refined lower face for a sharper profile and a redefined jawline. This treatment makes it possible to target the fats located under the chin, providing a more harmonious and refined appearance.

In order to guarantee the safety and effectiveness of the treatment, certain situations require the avoidance of cryolipolysis. Here are the main contraindications that should be taken into account.

• Pregnancy and breast-feeding

Cryolipolysis is contraindicated during pregnancy and breastfeeding to ensure the safety of mother and child. It is best to postpone treatment to a later period.

• Local skin infections

Any active infection, inflammation, or skin damage on the area to be treated should be treated prior to cryolipolysis. This makes it possible to avoid any complications and to maximize the effectiveness of the treatment.

• Rare cold-related diseases

Some conditions, such as cryoglobulinemia, cold urticaria, or Raynaud's syndrome, make cryolipolysis inadequate. These rare diseases, triggered by the cold, require particular vigilance.

• Severe renal and hepatic impairment

Patients suffering from severe renal or hepatic pathologies should consult a specialist before considering cryolipolysis treatment, in order to ensure that this approach is appropriate to their health condition.