Cryolipolysis Fat Freezing Technology

How Cryolipolysis Works

Cryolipolysis is a non-invasive cooling-based technology designed to target subcutaneous fat tissue. The procedure uses a specialized applicator that is placed on the treatment area to extract heat energy from the underlying fat layer without affecting surrounding tissues.

The applicator incorporates a controlled cooling system that delivers consistent low temperatures to the targeted area. Fat cells exposed to these conditions undergo a gradual natural process in which they are broken down and eliminated through the body's normal metabolic activity over time.

Applicator Function and Operation

The cryolipolysis handpiece is equipped with a vacuum-assisted applicator cup. This system gently draws the tissue into the applicator, positioning it between cooling panels for uniform temperature distribution.

• The vacuum pressure helps stabilize the treatment area
• Cooling panels deliver controlled and consistent temperature
• Designed to maintain skin surface protection during operation

Key Features

• Non-invasive procedure: no surgery, anesthesia, or needles required
• No incisions or scarring involved
• No downtime required after treatment
• Dual applicator capability: two cryo handles can operate simultaneously
• Advanced cooling system designed for skin protection
• Minimum operating temperature: up to -14°C

Technical Specifications

• Cooling Technology: Controlled cryotherapy system
• Applicator Type: Vacuum-assisted cryolipolysis handles
• Number of Handles: 2 (simultaneous operation supported)
• Minimum Temperature: -14°C

Packaging Information

• Packing Size: 52 × 54 × 67 cm