1. What happens to the fat cells?
During the procedure, exposure to cooling causes fat cell apoptosis, which leads to the release of fat layer. The fat cells in the treated area are gently eliminated through the body's normal metabolism process, much like fat from food.

2. What will happen after the treatment?
The procedure is non-invasive. Most patients typically resume their routine activities, including returning to work and exercise regimens on the same day as the procedure.Transient local redness, bruising and numbness of the skin are common side effects of the treatment and expected to subside in couple of hours. Typically sensory deficits will subside within 1~8 weeks.
With this non-invasive procedurethere is no need for anesthesia or pain medications, and no recovery time. The procedure is comfortable for most patients can read, work on their laptop computer, listen to music or just relax.

3. How long the effect will last?
Patients experiencing fat layer reduction show persistent results at least 1 year after the procedure. The fat cells in the treated area are gently eliminated through the body's normal metabolism process. The elimination of fat cells as a result of the procedure is expected to last as long as fat cells removed by invasive procedures such as liposuction.

4. How do the results compare with other procedures such as liposuction?
liposuction
benefit----
The results of the liposuction procedure are very rapid and dramatic
Side effect---

Pain, fatal risk, recovery time even body asymmetry will occure during surgical procedures.

RF thermal therapy or ultrasound
Benefit---

Can treat deep fat
Side effect---

It may hurt the surrounding cells or cause pain

Cryolipolysis
Benefit---

Does not harm normal cells
Caution---

You must accurately control the position to break down fat and swelling may occur after the treatment