Treatments · Body · 45 / 60 min

6D Lipolaser cryolipolysis with EM

Fat doesn’t melt. It gets cleared. Three technologies in a single 60-minute session.

How it works

Fat doesn’t melt. It gets cleared. Three technologies in a single 60-minute session.

A fat cell doesn’t disappear because you “burn” it locally — that’s the myth. It dies when it’s cooled below a threshold the surrounding cells tolerate, and is then collected by the lymphatic system and cleared naturally over four to eight weeks.

Our device does three things at once: the 6D laser destabilises the cell membrane and makes it permeable; the applicator draws the area in by vacuum and cools it in a controlled way; and an electromagnetic field contracts the muscle beneath thousands of times. Without that last step you lose volume but keep a soft contour.

Session: 45 or 60 minutes
Full course: 6 — 10 sessions
First results: From session 3
Pairs with: Lymphatic drainage at 48 hours
Price: 700 / 900 lei

Who it suits

Someone with an area that won’t shift with exercise and diet — lower abdomen, flanks, inner thigh, arms. It isn’t a weight-loss method and it doesn’t replace movement. It’s a contouring method.

What it won’t do

The scales barely move. What changes is the circumference and contour of the area. If weight loss is your goal, we’ll say plainly at the consultation that we’re not the answer.

What it feels like

Intense cold for the first five minutes, then numbness. Skin, muscle and blood vessels are unaffected; the fat cell isn’t. Most clients read or work through the session.

3 wksFirst sign

The first visible centimetre, usually after the third session.

4–8 wksClearance

The lymphatic system finishes clearing the destroyed cells.

4 mthsFull course

Measured on a real case: −7 cm off the waist.

Before & after

Same room, same light, four sessions apart.

After four sessions, month 3 — AfterMonth 3 · 4 sessions

Unretouched photographs, taken in the same room, under the same light, in the same position. Published with the client’s written consent. Results vary from person to person.