TREATMENT STORY
How cryoadipolysis works.
Concise, intense cooling of fat cells triggers cryoadipolysis — fat cells are selectively affected by controlled cooling, then processed and eliminated naturally by the body over the following weeks.[2]
FOUR STEPS
Apply · Cool · Process · Define.
01. Apply
The selected applicator is placed on the target area, over the Cool Gel Pad.
02. Cool
Controlled cooling triggers cryoadipolysis in the targeted fat cells.
03.Process
The body naturally processes the affected fat cells over the following weeks.
04.Define
Visible contour develops over ~3 months — lasting results.[2][3]
INSIDE THE SKIN
Freeze. Crystallise. Clear.
Before: plump fat cells sit beneath the skin
During: cooling energy crystallises targeted fat cells
After: affected cells are naturally eliminated by the body
Cooltech Define targets localised fat — it is not a weight-loss treatment.[3]
YOUR JOURNEY
From consultation to advocacy.
Consultation
Assessment with the 9 diagnostic templates; suitability and informed consent discussed in detail.
The session
~50–70 minutes, up to 4 areas at once. Initial cold, pressure and pulling — most patients relax, read or nap.[2]
Recovery
No downtime — most patients return to normal activities the same day.
Results build
First visible change typically 3–4 weeks; more noticeable results around 3 months.[2]
References & notes
Vignoli F, Viera Mármol G (2023). Cryolipolysis for fat reduction using Cooltech® Define technology: a large-sample retrospective clinical study. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 22: 15–24.
Individual results may vary. Images represent individual patient outcomes. Results depend on patient characteristics and treatment protocol. Results can maintain with a stable weight and healthy lifestyle. Cooltech Define is not a weight-loss treatment.
Refer to the Instructions for Use (IFU) and user manual for the complete list of indications, contraindications, warnings and side effects. Indications, intended use and regulatory approvals may vary by country. In certain cases treatment may be authorised under medical supervision.