Overweight people have difficulty in finding time to focus on their weight loss regimen. As a result, many turn to surgical methods that offer a quick way of removing fats. In fact, since 2013, liposuction procedures on overweight and obese patients have risen. Liposuction has significant risks though such as complications from anesthesia and infections which may lead to death.
To address the hazards of liposuction, Dieter Manstein from the Massachusetts General Hospital and Rox Anderson from the Harvard Medical School developed a new non-invasive method that freezes fat called cryolipolysis (or CoolSculpting).
During a session, an applicator is placed on the targeted area and then set at a particular cooling temperature for a certain duration. CoolSculpting attacks adipocytes or fatty tissues while leaving the skin, muscles, and nerves unscathed. The fatty tissues are then eliminated after the body processes the fat and removes it from the body. An increasing number of clients now prefer non-surgical liposuction, and here are the top three reasons why. Read more from this article: http://bit.ly/2wLMI2j
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