Cryolipolysis is a noninvasive procedure in which a doctor places a coffee-saucer-size suction-cup-like apparatus on the skin to gradually extract body heat until the subcutaneous levels of fat are frozen. Because the epidermis remains within a normal temperature range (and is also fundamentally more resistant to cold), skin remains undamaged. Cold triggers the breakdown of fat by damaging the cells enough that they wither and, over time, will be naturally metabolized by the lymphatic system.
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