What Is The Average Duration Of A Fat Freezing Session?

How does fat freezing work?

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The science behind how freezing fat cells is actually quite simple, it applies cold temperatures to freeze fat cells without damaging the skin or organs. This is because fatty tissues are more sensitive to cold temperatures. A membrane is laid on the areas of the body with unwanted body fat and the fat freeze machine uses a suction cup to freeze the fats. The intense cold temperature will kill fat cells. These dead fat cells then get flushed out of your body through your lymphatic system in standard natural way leading to fat reduction.

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Fat freezing treatment is intended for body contouring and subcutaneous fat removal, not to lose weight. Maintain a healthy lifestyle by following a balanced diet and regular exercise daily can increase the effectiveness of results from fat freezing procedure.

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How many sessions of fat freeze do you need?

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The answer, unfortunately, is not straightforward. The number of sessions needed for this body contouring treatment depends on your ideal weight and how much unwanted fat you'd like to remove on the targeted areas. The common areas of body that people seek treatment for are, flanks, upper arms, thighs, bra bulge and back fat. Larger areas with more subcutaneous fat may require multiple treatments (four to five cycles) to achieve your desired results. Smaller areas would usually only require one or two sessions to eliminate fat.

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Takeaway

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In short, each sessions should take about 35 minutes to an hour depending on the size of treatment area and chosen machine settings. This non-invasive treatment is effective in getting rid of your stubborn fats. Furthermore, there is no downtime, you will be able to resume your normal activities after the treatment.

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