The abdomen and flanks are where most cryolipolysis courses begin. A lower-belly bulge or love handles that persist despite a stable weight are the classic presentation, and the larger cups on the A and B handles are sized for them. Two sites can often be treated together, one handle on each flank.
Thighs, arms and the back follow. Inner thighs, the bra-line roll, upper arms, and the area above the knee each suit a particular cup size, and the smaller C and D handles are best for arms and under the chin. Areas with loose skin and little pinchable fat respond poorly and are better declined at consultation.
The right client is at or near a stable weight, with a discrete pinchable fat deposit and realistic expectations. Clients hoping for weight loss, those with a high BMI and anyone with the cold-related conditions listed in the screening form are poor candidates, and saying so at consultation protects both sides.
The tower suits aesthetic clinics, body clinics and cosmetic surgery units that already run consultation-led courses with photographs, measurements and follow-up. It is unsuitable for practices that cannot keep a trained person present throughout treatment or maintain a steady supply of membrane. Obligations include a screening form, written consent that names paradoxical adipose hyperplasia, follow-up at around eight and sixteen weeks, a complications pathway with a surgical referral route and records of every cycle. The conformity documentation required for those inspection routes is issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller.



