We know that there are many ways to lose weight. We want to lose weight by freezing plastic. We want to know in advance what the shortcomings are. For example, excessive pain, too uncomfortable, and suffering on the third day after completion are also shortcomings. Is frozen plastic unreliable for weight loss? Let's see.

First, what happened to Kusu after its frozen fat reduction? Is it normal?

It hurts more during the day and night, and it hurts more on the third day. In short, I feel too uncomfortable after the operation. In fact, it is normal.

Because the frozen fat reduction will be accompanied by pain and swelling, everyone's tolerance is different. Some people may feel pain, and some people may feel more serious, relatively uncomfortable, but generally it will gradually subside after four days, and the specific recovery time varies from person to person.

2、 Cool plastic frozen weight loss is too uncomfortable. I don't know what the advantages and disadvantages are.

The advantage of Kusu's frozen fat reduction is that it can shape and tighten the skin at the same time, improve non-invasive treatment, with little trauma, can directly reduce fat, and basically does not affect work and life.

In addition, in the process of improvement, the fat cells, synchronous cooling, segmented pulse, vibration triple superposition, radio frequency output and cooling system that need to be improved are intertwined, further improving customer comfort.

The disadvantage of frozen plastic lipolysis is that it has certain requirements for doctors' operation level. For example, the lack of technology may lead to unsatisfactory postoperative results, infection, etc. The real disadvantage is the complications of postoperative pain, swelling, and bruises.

Is Cool Plastic Freezing Fat Reduction Reliable?

Through the understanding of the above content, I believe you will not think that there is any deception in the dissolution of cool plastic frozen fat. After all, this is also a conventional way to lose weight. However, the specific result is that the technology of doctors in conventional hospitals is a prerequisite, and they must also do a good job in postoperative care.