Coolsculpting Fat Freezing Berkhamsted

CoolSculpting® is the worlds number 1 fat freezing treatment that is clinically proven to reduce stubborn fat by up to 25%.

Coolsculpting is the only controlled cooling procedure cleared by the FDA to eliminate stubborn fat safely without the need for surgery. There is no need for needles, injections or incisions and there are no post-surgery complications thus you can resume to your usual activities straight after the treatment.

Results with Coolsculpting are long-term and proven. The procedure helps to contour your body by freezing difficult-to-remove localised fat. Results can be seen from as little as three to four weeks and keep improving over a 12 week period.

CoolSculpting is a quick, and efficient procedure which generates proven results.

WHICH AREAS CAN YOU TREAT WITH COOLSCULPTING?

Coolsculpting Elite can treat larger areas such abdomen and thighs as as well as smaller including chin, bra fat and arms.  Now you can treat areas that were difficult or impossible to treat previously with our wide range of latest applicators.

• Abdomen
• Mummy Tummy
• Thighs
• Bra Fat
• Double Chin
• Flanks/Sides
• Saddle Bags
• Upper Arms

HOW DOES FAT FREEZING WORK?

Fat freezing, also known as cryolipolysis, has been developed scientists who found that our fat cells are particularly sensitive to cold temperatures.

The CoolSculpting technology safely distributes controlled cooling on specific areas in order to gently but effectively target the fat cells. The targeted fat cells then crystallise and die.Over the following days, weeks and months, the fat cells are going to be eliminated through your lymphatic system in a natural way.

Noticeable changes in your problem areas can be seen within three to four weeks.

How many treatments will I need?

Depending on the size and location of the areas you want to target, you may need to attend one to two CoolSculpting Elite appointments. Some clients do decide to return for follow-up appointments to further eliminate an additional layer of fat cells, which lay beneath those originally targeted.