Cryobody Fat Reduction
Fat Loss & Cellulite Treatments Waltham Forest
We use the latest cryobody technology, a non-invasive fat reduction treatment, which utilises freezing temperatures to manually target and break down fat cells in specific areas. This process, known as cryolipolysis, ensures that the fat cells are eventually broken down and naturally flashed out from the body through the lymphatic system.
Benefits:
* Non invasive/non surgical treatment
* No downtime/no recovery
* Safe/no risk involved
* Clinical proven
* Relaxing and pain free treatment
* Suitable for men & women
* Improves skin texture and elasticity
* Boosts collagen production
On average minimum of 5 sessions are required per area for results once a week.
How to prepare for your appointment:
Drink 2 lt. of water in the 24 hours leading up to your session.
Do not eat 1 hour before and refrain from alcohol for 24hrs prior to your appointment.
40min

Fat Loss & Cellulite Treatments
Cryobody Fat Reduction by KBH TreatmentsMainyard Studios , 679 High Road Leyton
joined 2 years ago
- ✔ Consultation
- ✔ Duo/Couple's Treatments
- ✔ Spa Treatments/Massages
- ✔ Fat Loss & Cellulite Treatments
- ✔ Bum Lift
- ✔ Facial Treatments
- ✔ Skin Tightening and Lifting
- ✔ Eyelashes & Brow Treatments (Patch Test Required 24h Prior To Appointment)
- ✔ Extracting Treatments
- ✔ Hair Extensions
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