Cryolipolysis - Fat Freeze Treatment Nantwich, Cheshire

Special Offer – Get a session of Fat Freeze up to 4 cups at a reduced price when you book the Ultimate Inch Loss package

Here at Ultimate Body Sculpting, we are delighted to offer the 5th generation of Fat Freeze machine and the latest 360 Fat Freeze Treatment.

Unlike all previous Fat Freeze machines, which use metal plates to freeze the fat, our state-of-the-art machine uses a full-face rubber and silicone compound suction cup capable of reducing temperatures to -15 degrees. This machine also features pressure and thermo sensors, which means that there is no need to worry about cold injury or any cold-related adverse reaction that you would get with metal freezing.

There are 7 different applicator shapes and heads to choose from, including a specially designed cup to fit the inner thigh or upper hamstring, a cup specifically designed for under the chin, and another for the jaw line.

The stomach treatment head is also 2.5 times the size of the previous model. The machine can go down to -15°C if needed, which is 10 degrees lower than what was commonly done before. The reason for this is that due to the rubber and silicone compound

Our machine can also perform fat freezing on 4 different areas of the body at the same time, which means that we can achieve double the results in just one 45-minute session. This saves you both time and money!

How It Works

Controlled Cooling: Once the applicator is in place, it begins to deliver controlled cooling to the fat cells. The cooling panels lower the temperature of the fat cells to a level that causes them to freeze and undergo a process known as apoptosis, or cell death.

Fat Cell Disruption: The freezing temperature disrupts the structural integrity of the fat cells without harming the surrounding tissues, such as the skin, muscles, or nerves. The targeted fat cells are more susceptible to the cold than other cells, leading to their destruction while leaving other cells unharmed.

Apoptosis: Following the treatment, the frozen fat cells undergo apoptosis, a natural process in which the damaged cells are gradually broken down and eliminated by the body’s lymphatic system.

Elimination: Over time, typically several weeks to months, the lymphatic system collects the broken-down fat cells and eliminates them from the body. This results in a reduction of fat in the treated area.