Slim And Beauty

Cryolipolysis is when the fat cells are frozen – the extreme cold aims to destroy fat cells, which can then be “disposed of”by the body naturally in the weeks after the treatment.Ultrasound Cavitation uses ultrasound to rupture fat cells, turning the cells into liquid can then be carried away as waste.

3D-Lipo is a powerful non-surgical approach to liposuction that claims to be able to reduce body fat by destroying fat cells.Now many celebs are trying 3D-Lipo to help them fight the flab. Here’s all you need to know about the non-surgical cosmetic treatment.
What is 3D-Lipo and how does it work?
3D-Lipo is a powerful non-surgical approach to liposuction that claims to be able to reduce body fat by destroying fat cells.

The 3D treatment involves four different options and methods for destroying fat cells and improving the appearance of problem areas – Cavitation, Cryolipolysis for fat reduction, Radio Frequency for skin tightening and Dermology for cellulite reduction.Combing the treatments can mean less fat, tighter skin and less cellulite in treated areas.

Cryolipolysis is when the fat cells are frozen – the extreme cold aims to destroy fat cells, which can then be “disposed of”by the body naturally in the weeks after the treatment.Ultrasound Cavitation uses ultrasound to rupture fat cells, turning the cells into liquid can then be carried away as waste.

The cavitation is used to help with inch loss and to target pockets of fat.Radio Frequency selectively heats skin tissues which can causes collagen fibres to contract produce new collagen – designed to provide tighter looking skin.

3D Dermology and Radio Frequency can then be used to drain away useless fat cells through the lymphatic system by using special vacuum suction and rollers.Each method of treatment takes between 30-60 minutes and clients having the procedure are encouraged to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle to get the best results.For those who choose to have the treatment, results begin to become visible anywhere between two and six months and each treatment varies in price – but you’re usually looking at anywhere from £100 to a couple of hundred pounds, with course options available.image1.jpeg