Fat Freezing
Reduce stubborn fat without surgery or downtime.
Fat Freezing is a non-invasive body contouring treatment that uses controlled cooling technology to target and eliminate stubborn fat cells that are resistant to diet and exercise. Over time, your body naturally removes the treated fat cells, leaving a slimmer, more sculpted appearance.
At Bee Aesthetics, every treatment begins with a personalised consultation to assess your goals and create a treatment plan tailored to your body and lifestyle.
Pricing
£225
Fat freezing 4 areas (2 hours)
Fat freezing 2 areas (1 hour)
£150
Fat freezing 2 areas (1 hour)
£150
Fat freezing 4 areas (2 hours)
£225
Before & After
Frequently Asked Questions
Fat freezing, also known as cryolipolysis, is a non-surgical body contouring treatment. It uses controlled cooling to target fat cells in specific areas, which are then gradually processed by the body.
Fat freezing can be used to target localised areas of stubborn fat that may be resistant to diet and exercise. The areas suitable for treatment will depend on your individual anatomy and will be assessed during consultation.
Fat freezing may be suitable for people who are close to a stable weight but have specific areas of stubborn fat they would like to contour. It is not a weight-loss treatment, and your medical history and suitability will be assessed before treatment.
The number of treatments depends on the area being treated and your individual goals. Some people may require more than one session to achieve their desired result.
Results develop gradually as the body processes the treated fat cells. Changes may become noticeable over the following weeks, with the final outcome taking longer to develop.
Fat cells affected by treatment are removed gradually by the body. However, remaining fat cells can still increase in size with weight gain, so maintaining a stable weight can help preserve your results.
Fat freezing generally requires little downtime. Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising, tingling or numbness can occur in the treated area and usually improves as the area recovers.