baypelle uses Cryolipolysis™, a precisely controlled form of fat removal that targets, cools and eliminates fat cells without damaging other tissue. Gradual thinning of the fat layer has been shown to occur within two-to-four months.
Studies reveal the fat layer under the skin can be reduced by up to 50 per cent following just one Cryolipolysis™ treatment.•
In the most recent (2013) and largest European study to date, 86 per cent of patients reported improved fat reduction around the abdomen and sides.••
Cryolipolysis™, a precisely controlled form of cool trimming, has been shown to result in noticeable body contouring in the majority of patients undergoing the procedure.
Gradual thinning of the fat layer has been shown to occur within two-to-four months.
The procedure takes 1 - 2 hours and results can be seen as early as 3 weeks. The most evident results will be seen in most patients over a 6 to 8 week period.
A reduction of 20% - 30% of fat cells is most common in all our patients.
Some stubborn fat bulges are immune to diet and exercise.
Would you like to reduce that budge by 20% - 30%?
LipoFreeze is a procedure that targets fat cells for destruction and natural elimination.
LipoFreeze, like its predecessor, is based on years of scientific research from Harvard, showing that fat cells are more susceptible to the cold, and when frozen under direct pressure, a significant percentage of fat cells are are selectively damaged.
Results are achieved using Cryolipolysis technology. A non-invasive applicator is placed on the surface of the skin.
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Who will benefit?
LipoFreeze is best suited to an individual within six to twelve kilos of his or her target body weight and those who wish to make targeted adjustments to the abdomen, thighs, hips or other parts of the body.
•. Avram M, Harry R. Cryolipolysis in Subcutaneous Fat Layer Reduction. Lasers in Surg & Med. 2009; 41:703-708.
•• Nelson A, Wasserman D, Avram M. Cryolipolysis for reduction of excess adipose tissue. Semin Cutan Med Surg. 2009:28(4):244-9. doi:10.1016/j.sder.2009.11.004.