What Is Cry Lipolysis and How Does It Work?

The cry lipolysis is a technique that uses the cold to remove fat. It is relatively new, but it is giving so many positive results and it is so minimally invasive that more and more people already have it for the alternative of traditional liposuction.

The Basics of Cry Lipolysis:
This technique requires a device that applies cold to areas with more adipocytes (fat cells) and causes them to enter apoptosis (they break down and, therefore, are eliminated). It is used especially in the abdominal and gluteal areas since they are the areas where fat is most concentrated and where the reduction is most visible. This process is dermatological and only affects subcutaneous fat. Once these fat cells have been broken, they will be excreted in the urine naturally. Therefore, the results.

How to Perform Cry Lipolysis?
The session will last between one and two hours and all the devices must be prepared so that the client feels safe in the process. It is a very personalized treatment; hence the wide time range in which the technique moves.

Either equipment and a skin protective membrane are required. The device consists of a large block that cools and displays the temperature and a hose with a head that sucks part of the skin. To avoid damaging the skin due to low temperatures, a membrane is placed.

The patient himself should go to a specialist to find out if he can undergo the treatment and select the areas in which to perform it, although the general recommendation is to do a single area in one session to choose between:
• Abdomen and/or hips
• Thighs and your inner face
• Buttocks (rear)
• Inner knee
• arms
• Flanks (both)
• Scapular fold
• Inguinal area

The pain felt is similar to that of a pinch, and although the membrane protects the skin, the cold is felt as temperatures down to -10º are reached. Depending on the area and volume, two to four sessions will be required. After these, a massage should be done, and wait a few weeks to see the results. These are progressive and more easily seen if a diet is started at the same time.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Cry Lipolysis:
As advantages we have things like:
• It is not invasive.
• There is no downtime after treatment.
• It can be combined with diet and exercise.
• It does not require anesthesia.
• It is done quickly.
• The result is progressive and permanent.

In the disadvantages it is necessary to emphasize:
• It is not painless, depending on the pain threshold of each person it will be more or less. Tightness, tingling, and cramps are also noted in the skin.
• The area becomes red after treatment and bruises may appear from the suction made by the machine.

It is important that aesthetic professionals know everything that this treatment involves. Therefore, they have to seek as much information as possible and train.