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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Cryotherapy using Glypto Technology (Tummy or Back Area).
Cryolipolysis freezes fat cells, causing natural elimination, while EMS triggers muscle contractions. Combined, they reduce fat and increase tone. Treatments take under an hour, are non-invasive, and are performed by trained technicians with a personalized treatment plan.
Most clients report mild tingling, rhythmic muscle contractions, and a cold sensation during Cryotherapy using Glypto Technology. Discomfort is usually minimal; treatments are well tolerated. We adjust intensity for comfort and safety throughout the session.
Recommended sessions vary by goals; many clients see improvement after one session but typically schedule two to four treatments spaced two to six weeks apart for optimal cumulative results. Plans are personalized.
Initial muscle tightening can be felt immediately, but fat reduction and visible contour changes develop over four to twelve weeks as the body processes frozen fat cells. Progress continues for months.
Ideal candidates are close to their target weight with localized pinchable fat, good skin elasticity, and realistic expectations. Not suitable for pregnancy, certain medical conditions, or severe cold sensitivities. Consultation required.
Common side effects include temporary redness, numbness, tingling, and mild swelling at the treated site. Rare complications are possible; we perform a full medical screening and discuss risks to ensure safety.