About the Treatment
Fat Freezing, also known as Cryolipolysis, is a non-invasive body contouring treatment designed to target localised fat pockets that may be resistant to diet and exercise.
The treatment uses controlled cooling technology to target fat cells beneath the skin while protecting the surrounding tissue. Over time, the body naturally processes the affected fat cells, leading to a gradual improvement in body contour and shape without surgery, needles or downtime.
This treatment is ideal for clients who are close to their ideal weight but want help refining specific areas.
How Fat Freezing Works
Targeted Cooling: controlled cold is applied to the selected area using specialist applicators and protective membranes
Selective Action: fat cells are more sensitive to cold than surrounding tissue
Natural Processing: the body gradually clears the affected fat cells over several weeks
Progressive Results: visible contour changes develop gradually rather than overnight
Results vary between individuals and develop over time.
What Areas Can Be Treated
Abdomen (upper & lower)
Waist & flanks (love handles)
Thighs (inner, outer, front or back)
Upper arms
Bra line / upper back
Lower back
Treatment Time & Plan
Each session typically lasts 30–40 minutes per area
A course of 2–4 sessions per area is usually recommended
Sessions are spaced approximately 2–4 weeks apart
Results develop gradually over 8–12 weeks
Your therapist will advise on a personalised plan following consultation.
Key Benefits
Non-surgical and non-invasive
No needles, anaesthetic or recovery time
Targets stubborn localised fat pockets
Gradual, natural-looking results
Suitable for both men and women
Cryolipolysis vs Cavitation
Both treatments support body contouring but suit different needs:
Fat Freezing (Cryolipolysis):
Best for firm, localised fat pockets that can be pinchedUltrasonic Cavitation:
Better suited to wider areas, softer fat or cellulite appearance
Some clients choose to combine treatments as part of a tailored body contouring plan.
Important Note
This is a cosmetic body contouring treatment, not a weight-loss solution
Results vary depending on body type, lifestyle and treatment area
Fat Freezing is not suitable for everyone and requires consultation
Individual results cannot be guaranteed
Pre-Care
- Drink 2L of water throughout the 24-hours leading up to your appointment.
- Eat a low-calorie, low-carbohydrate, low-fat, and low-sugar diet 24-hours prior to your treatment.
- Avoid heavy meals, sugar, alcohol and caffeine on the day of your treatment.
- Avoid eating 2 hours before treatment.
- Wear comfortable clothing on the day of treatment so that treatment areas can be easily accessed.
- Notify us if you have any metal implants.
- Notify us if you have had surgery including a C-section in the treatment area in the last 6 months.
Important – Please Read Before Booking
Our treatments are not suitable for everyone. For safety and insurance purposes, treatments cannot be carried out on clients who:
- Are pregnant or breastfeeding
- Have any medical conditions requiring ongoing medical care
- Have heart conditions, pacemakers, or circulatory disorders
- Have kidney, liver, or autoimmune conditions
- Have active cancer, are undergoing chemotherapy/radiotherapy, or are in recovery
- Have epilepsy, diabetes, or neurological conditions
- Have severe skin conditions, open wounds, infections, or active inflammation
- Are taking prescribed medication that may affect the skin, healing, circulation, or immune system
- Have had recent surgery, injectables, or medical procedures (within advised timeframes)
- Have any other medical condition - please inform us prior to booking in order to confirm the treatment(s) will be suitable for you.
If you are pregnant, we regret that we are unable to offer this treatment, as it is not suitable during pregnancy.
If you are unsure whether a treatment is suitable for you, please contact us before booking.
It is the client’s responsibility to disclose all medical conditions, medications, and relevant health information prior to treatment.
Failure to disclose medical information may result in the treatment being refused or stopped, and no refund will be issued for safety reasons.

