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$80 For 40 min Fat Freezing Treatment Session (Value $100)

Non-surgical fat-freezing treatment designed to target stubborn fat pockets.

Performed by trained aesthetic professionals.

No incisions or surgery required.

Ideal for areas such as the abdomen, thighs, flanks, and other suitable areas.

Valid for men & women.

Available by appointment only.

Benefits:

Helps reduce localized fat in treated areas.

Supports a more sculpted body contour.

Requires little to no downtime for most clients.

Results develop gradually over several weeks.

Offers a non-invasive alternative to surgical fat reduction.

Description

Enjoy a body-contouring experience at Le Plaisir Beauty Clinic with a 1-session Fat Freezing Treatment, also known as cryolipolysis. This non-surgical procedure uses controlled cooling to target fat cells beneath the skin. The body gradually processes and eliminates some of these cells over the following weeks, helping reduce stubborn fat in the treated area.
How many sessions are needed?
Some clients may notice improvement after one session, while others may benefit from 2 or more sessions per area, depending on their goals and response to treatment. Visible results typically develop over approximately 1–3 months.

Frequently Asked Questions:
1. What is fat freezing?
Fat freezing, or cryolipolysis, uses controlled cooling to target and reduce fat cells in specific areas without surgery.
2. Is one session enough to see results?
One session may provide visible improvement, but results vary. Additional sessions may be recommended following an assessment.
3. When will I see the results?
Results develop gradually, usually becoming noticeable within 1–3 months after treatment.
4. Is fat freezing painful?
You may experience cold, pulling, tingling, or temporary discomfort during treatment. Temporary redness, swelling, bruising, or numbness may occur afterward.
5. Is fat freezing suitable for everyone?
No. It is not suitable for everyone, particularly people with certain cold-related medical conditions. Clients should disclose their medical history and undergo a professional suitability assessment before treatment.