What is this approach for?
To answer a localised concern, or to explore what may be possible when the request is not yet clear. The procedure targets a specific area, within an overall lifestyle.
Depending on the consultation, two main treatment areas may be considered:
- Resistant localised fat: Cooltech cryolipolysis, after examination.
- Hair: Clarity II laser hair removal.
Who is it for?
For someone with a specific body concern, or who is unsure what may be possible. In either case, the consultation may establish that a procedure is not suitable. Ongoing weight changes, pregnancy, active illness or expectations of a radical change make treatment inappropriate.
Some concerns are better addressed by dermatology, general medicine or surgery, while others require no procedure. Recognising this is the first step.
Areas concerned
Treatment areas are defined after examination and depend on the technique. The area is assessed while standing and, if needed, in motion, as well as in relation to the overall silhouette. Treating one detail without considering proportion can produce an unbalanced result.
No body map is published here: each treatment page specifies its areas and fees.
How a consultation generally unfolds
The consultation begins with your concerns, even if they are not yet specific, followed by your medical history and an examination. A procedure is discussed only if justified, including what it can and cannot do, the expected recovery and the fees.
A course of several sessions should not be treated as a foregone conclusion. Each stage remains open to reassessment.
What kind of result
The outcome may be a localised change that remains in proportion with the rest of the body, or a decision not to treat. Images of idealised silhouettes, whether found online or showing another patient, are not a treatment objective.
How it changes over time
It depends entirely on the procedure chosen. Some results are immediate then stabilise. Others take weeks. Weight, hormones, exercise and time keep acting afterwards. An aesthetic treatment does not suspend them.
Possible after-effects
They will be detailed with the technique chosen: discomfort, bruising, a break from sport, clothing, sun. There is no “standard body” after-effect. Increasing pain, spreading redness or a general malaise should lead to prompt medical contact.
General precautions
Having a priority can help, but is not required: many people arrive without a clear request, and the consultation can clarify their concern or establish that treatment is unnecessary. It is essential to mention previous surgery, circulatory or clotting disorders and recent weight changes.
The confirmed devices are Cooltech cryolipolysis and Clarity II laser hair removal. Some skin treatments may also be used on the body when clinically appropriate.
Questions
Which body treatments are offered?
Among the confirmed procedures are Cooltech cryolipolysis and Clarity II laser hair removal. Other skin approaches may concern the body depending on the indication. Details and fees are on the dedicated pages.
Can a precise area be slimmed?
Some procedures can produce a localised benefit. In other cases, the concern may require a different approach or reflect an expectation that aesthetic medicine cannot meet. The examination helps establish this.
Do facial results apply to the body?
The principles are the same: restraint, balance and no promises of results. However, body tissues, risks and recovery differ from those of the face. Each area requires its own assessment.
Prices
Prices are indicative. The treatment plan and exact quote are confirmed during consultation, according to the clinical indication.