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When you heard the word cryolipolysis for the first time, what came into your mind? A dreaded disease, a scientific name for an insect or a virus, or perhaps you related it to something as complex as its spelling and pronunciation. But what does cryolipolysis stand for?

As well as keeping us warm after treatments, tea has a multitude of health benefits, including slowing down the ageing process and assisting in weight loss, two reasons why it’s the perfect partner for the treatments at Body Catalyst.

It is vital that we understand how your body processes, stores and eliminates fat, because our treatments aren’t just about the outside results, there are many complicated processes happening inside your body. Just like a beauty therapist can advise you on what to put on your skin to compliment a facial treatment, we can advise our clients what to put into their bodies to achieve the best results from our technology.

Here at Body Catalyst we like to take a holistic approach; pairing our technologies with informed nutritional advice and suggestions to help you become the best version of yourself.

As non-surgical liposuction rises in popularlity, so do the technology systems available to you. Here's everything you need to know about how our technology (Clatuu) compares to other options on the market.

One of the most frequently asked questions from our clients at Body Catalyst is about the liver and how it helps with weight loss. Usually this stems from our advice to abstain from alcohol for 24 hours before and after fat loss treatments such as cryolipolysis or fat cavitation.

Evolution only allows our brains to consider a small amount of information when making decisions, and ironically, the more choice presented to us makes that decision even harder. Ever scrolled through Netflix for 2 hours without having watched anything and given up? Me too. This limited capacity can be attributed to all aspects of our life, from what food we fancy, to what body treatment we should choose.

What causes skin ageing?

The dreaded C word...that's right I'm talking about you cellulite. If you've landed here, I'm about to spill all on the cellulite conundrum. Come and join the party and let me help you make it a little more manageable. Ask yourself these questions:

Specifically the question should be, why do we accumulate pockets of fat in certain areas? But let me begin by telling you that fat is absolutely necessary. Besides its protective ability to withstand the elements, it is vital as an energy source, a host site for the storage of essential vitamins, a component of cell membranes and brain tissue.