Whether you’re focusing on larger areas or more delicate regions, the ability to interchange handpieces ensures that you can provide tailored solutions for a range of body sculpting needs. With its advanced cryolipolysis technology, the LumiSCULPT LITE combines effectiveness with ease of use, making it an ideal choice for professional practices aiming to offer superior body contouring results. Enhance your treatment offerings and achieve impressive outcomes with the versatile and adaptable LumiSCULPT LITE.

Cryolipolysis, commonly referred to as ‘fat freezing’, is one of the most popular nonsurgical fat reduction treatments available, the treatment uses cold temperature to reduce fat deposits in certain areas of the body.

How Cryolipolysis Works

The fat tissue is positioned into a special transducer. Then is subjected to a triple thermal shock (heat – cold – heat) according to very precise time, speed, temperatures and energy rates protocols and piloted automatically through software.

Subcutaneous fat cells are more vulnerable to the effects of the cold than other surrounding tissue. When fat cells are exposed to a precise cooling below body temperature, they undergo crystallisation and localised cell death (apoptosis) resulting in fantastic nonsurgical body contouring for your clients.

The LumiSCULPT LITE offers unparalleled customization to meet your specific body sculpting needs. The device comes with two handpieces as standard, providing versatile treatment options right out of the box. For added flexibility, you can choose from five additional handpieces to further tailor the device to your practice’s requirements. This customizable feature allows you to adapt the LumiSCULPT LITE for a range of applications, ensuring that you can address various body areas and client needs with precision. Enhance your body contouring capabilities and provide a more personalized treatment experience with the LumiSCULPT LITE’s adaptable design.

Cryolipolysis is a non-invasive fat reduction treatment that can target and treat several areas of the body, including:

1. Abdomen – For reducing stubborn belly fat.
2. Love Handles (Flanks) – To contour the sides and reduce excess fat.
3. Thighs – Both inner and outer thighs can be treated for a more sculpted appearance.
4. Upper Arms – To address excess fat and improve arm contours.
5. Back – Targeting areas like the upper back and bra line to reduce unwanted fat.
6. Chin – For reducing submental fat and achieving a more defined jawline.
7. Buttocks – To contour and enhance the shape of the glutes.
8. Knees – Addressing excess fat around the knee area for smoother contours.
9. Hips – To reduce fat and improve the overall silhouette.

These areas can be effectively treated with cryolipolysis, offering a non-surgical solution for targeted fat reduction and body contouring.

After just one session of cryolipolysis, clients can typically expect to see noticeable fat reduction in the treated area, with results becoming more apparent over the following weeks. The cooling process targets and eliminates fat cells, which are then naturally metabolized by the body. Most clients observe an initial reduction in fat within 3 to 4 weeks, with optimal results visible after about 8 to 12 weeks as the body continues to process and eliminate the treated fat cells.

While one treatment can provide significant improvements, multiple sessions may be recommended for enhanced results or to target different areas. Generally, 2 to 3 treatments per area are suggested for achieving the best outcomes, depending on individual goals and the amount of fat to be treated. The number of sessions required can vary based on factors such as the specific area being treated, the client’s body composition, and their desired results. A personalized treatment plan will help determine the optimal number of sessions needed to achieve the best possible results.

Pricing for fat freezing (cryolipolysis) treatments can vary widely based on factors such as the location of your clinic, the size of the treatment area, and the level of competition in your market. On average, you can charge between £180 and £250 per treatment area. For example, treating an area like the abdomen or flanks may cost around £200 to £300 per session.

The profit per treatment will depend on your cost structure, including equipment expenses, consumables, and overheads. Assuming an average treatment price of £350 and a cost of £50 per session for consumables and operating expenses, your profit per treatment would be approximately £300.

Keep in mind that this is a general estimate, and actual profit margins may vary. It’s important to consider all associated costs and adjust your pricing strategy accordingly to ensure profitability while remaining competitive in the market.