Cryolipolysis in Iran

Cryolipolysis is the result of continued innovation and development in the area of noninvasive body contouring in aesthetic plastic surgery. The demand for body contouring procedures is rising because of the advent of bariatric surgery. Body contouring procedures allow surgeons to treat isolated areas of excess fat that lead to asymmetric appearance and adiposity in unwanted locations. Currently, liposuction is the most frequently employed and effective technique for body contouring but, due to its invasive nature, comes with inherent risks including bleeding and infection with an associated longer recovery time. Furthermore, one of the most common complications of liposuction is contour irregularities.

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Other noninvasive body-contouring methods that have been described with varying degrees of success include infrared light, lasers, radiofrequency, massage, and even high-frequency ultrasound techniques, yet their long-term viability and consistency in results have not been proven. Cryolipolysis is a recent technology used for controlled, natural, and selective fat reduction utilizing localized cooling to extract heat from adipocytes. Although there are no established, formal indications of when to use this technology, it is used in a variety of clinical situations, from the patient who desires scarless reduction of adipose tissue to those who are unfit to tolerate the anesthesia required for more invasive forms of liposuction. Cryolipolysis

Although the exact mechanism is still being studied, Cryolipolysis works at a cellular level by an overarching theme of inflammation followed by phagocytosis and apoptosis. The basic principles of cryobiology date back to the 1960s when research in rapid freezing and concurrent ischemia were being studied. Adipose tissue, as compared to other tissues, is more sensitive to cold temperatures. Studies performed in porcine and in vitro models, with histological and pathological studies, confirm this cell response. Adipose cells undergo an inflammatory response after exposure to cold temperatures (-1 to -7°C) within the first 72 hours, peaking at 14 days after treatment. Between 14 and 30 days, phagocytosis of adipose cells begins. By 60 to 90 days, the inflammatory process declines and the adipose cell volume decreases with concurrent interlobular septal thickening. This roughly 90-day cycle results in selective subcutaneous fat layer reduction. Cryolipolysis

Although one of the greatest advantages to cryolipolysis is its safety in the population, there have been documented unwanted side effects that occur. Symptoms include erythema, edema, decreased sensation, and pain in the treatment area, but none have been reported as permanent. Biopsy studies of nerve fibers confirm this short-term decrease in sensation being temporary, with no permanent changes in nerve fibers, and sensation returning in patients by 3 to 4 weeks. One area warranting further study is the efficacy of cryolipolysis in patients with cold-induced medical conditions such as cryoglobulinemia, cold urticaria, and paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria need further testing. Finally, although found to be effective, cryolipolysis is not a suitable replacement for high-volume liposuction because traditional liposuction can remove more adipose tissue whereas cryolipolysis is not intended for high volume removal of adipose tissue in a single sitting.

Cryolipolysis has been found to be effective through porcine model studies as well as numerous recently published clinical studies. Porcine model studies found an 80% reduction in superficial fat layers and 40% total fat layer reduction at 3.5 months post-treatment. A volumetric quantification study found that per cycle, close to 40 ccs of adipose tissue is lost in flank areas 2 months post-treatment. Clinical studies have shown cryolipolysis to be efficacious in reducing fat in the lower and upper abdomen, inner and outer thighs, flank area, and back. In terms of longevity, case studies report fat reduction sustained for 2 to 5 years post-treatment. Finally, studies show more than 80% satisfaction rate among patients, with more than 80% of patients willing to recommend treatment to a friend. Overall, cryolipolysis offers patients a safe, effective, controlled, and noninvasive method to deal with unwanted fat in various parts of the body. Cryolipolysis

Cryolipolysis in Iran:

Yet Iran is an economic country comparing with other countries, and this procedure is affordable in Iran and you could undergo it by high skilled surgeons and at well-equipped hospitals. Tebmedtourism Co. offers affordable services for cool sculpting(cryolipolysis), so you could enjoy Iran travel alongside comfortable cool sculpting.

Cryolipolysis cost in Iran by TebMedTourism company

About TebMedTourism company

TebMedTourism Company is an International healthcare facilitator based in Tehran, Iran.

We start our professional activity in medical tourism industry regarding the profound capability of Iran in both healthcare & touristic fields.

We are ready with open arms to provide desirable services to our dear patients & guests from all over the world to enjoy world-class treatment quality and highly skilled doctors in Iran.

TebMedTourism company is cooperating with more than 40 internationally certified hospitals, 140 selected local hospitals, 300 specialized medical centers, 430 doctors, 112 hotels, domestic and international airlines in Tehran, Shiraz, Mashhad, Tabriz, Qom and other cities in Iran.

TebMedTourism team facilitates comprehensive medical & cosmetic packages in all medical & wellness & touristic fields aimed to achieve your desires.

TebMedTourism experienced team will make this procedure seamless and enjoyable from A to Z, so you will just focus on your recovery.

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