Cryo Lipolysis Machine refers to cold-induced injury to fat. When fat and skin are cooled simultaneously, fat can be injured while the skin remains unharmed. When the cooling plates within the applicator are activated, the temperature of the tissue is lowered to a point where the skin remains healthy. Reduction in fat occurs slowly, and risks associated with this procedure seem to be minimal. The ideal temperature from -10°C to 45°C which can induce adipocyte apoptosis is cooling energy to achieve non-invasive and powerful lipid-lowering. Different from adipocyte necrosis, adipocyte apoptosis is a natural form of cell death. It maintains the stability of the internal environment. Cells die in an autonomous and orderly manner, thereby effectively reducing fat cells without causing damage to surrounding tissues.

Electronic muscle stimulation (EMS) is a physical therapy and fitness technique. It involves a machine that transmits electrical impulses through electrodes that are applied directly to your skin. A common muscle group EMS is used on is the quadriceps after knee surgery. The electrical signals trigger repeated contractions of the muscles. EMS also promotes weight loss by building muscle, which in turn helps to boost your metabolism and burn fat. Weight loss with EMS training is most effective when combined with a healthy, balanced diet which promotes the calorie deficit.

Radio frequency (RF) is often used to tighten the skin. RF energy penetrates the skin and stimulates the contraction of the skin, activates collagen, and promotes the production of new collagen to tighten the skin. Radio frequency devices use various delivery systems to penetrate to different depths of the skin. When the collagen and fibers in the dermis are heated to 45°C - 60°C, the skin becomes tight immediately, and collagen will continue to increase.