Cryolipolysis
Cold selectively destroys fat cells without affecting the skin or muscles. The body then eliminates them natu…

That slack skin under the arm that “wobbles” when you raise your hand, or that small bulge rounding off the upper arm: arms often combine localised fat and loose skin — two problems, two answers, one protocol.
For the fat deposit: cryolipolysis, with small applicators designed for the area, which permanently destroys the treated cells. For skin laxity: body HIFU and radiofrequency, which reboost collagen and gradually tighten the inner arm. To tone the underlying muscle, EMS is a useful complement.
Arms call for precision: the skin there is thin, and the result depends on getting the combination right. Skin-fold pinch test, skin elasticity and a personalised plan: everything is decided at the free body assessment (prices per session, or in advance, as you prefer).

The inner arm combines two weak points that the assessment tells apart: a small fat deposit and, above all, thin skin that starts to sag early — the famous “bat wing” effect. The share of each decides whether we start with cold or with heat.

We photograph and measure in both positions: it is the relaxed arm that tells the truth about the skin. Your quote and the order of the sessions are set that same day.
The small applicators treat the inner arm in a single session; the fat is eliminated over 6 to 8 weeks.
Body HIFU tightens the deep layer of this thin skin in a single session; radiofrequency then takes over every 3 weeks to densify the dermis. This is the most important part of the arm protocol — and the part most often neglected elsewhere.
A few sessions of electrical muscle stimulation restore shape to the muscle that supports the back of the arm: tightened skin over a well-toned muscle — that is what makes a sleek, defined arm.
The ultimate test: the same relaxed-arm photo as on day 1. Maintenance with one radiofrequency session every 2 to 3 months if the skin is very thin.

This area is close to the axillary lymph nodes: any history of surgery or lymph node removal must be mentioned at the assessment and the protocol is adapted accordingly; no HIFU during pregnancy.
This is an aesthetic comfort treatment: it does not constitute a medical procedure, a diagnosis or a therapeutic treatment.
What we do not promise.
With significant excess skin (after major weight loss), our technologies bring an improvement but do not replace a surgical arm lift (brachioplasty): we tell you honestly where you stand from the assessment onwards.


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Technologies used
Cold selectively destroys fat cells without affecting the skin or muscles. The body then eliminates them natu…
Focused ultrasound applied to the body: it firms wherever the skin is slackening — inner arms, tummy, inner t…
Deep heat boosts circulation and tightens the skin: the essential complement to treatments that release store…
Supramaximal contractions you could never achieve voluntarily: the muscle works, the core tightens. It is not…
Yes, when the laxity is mild to moderate: HIFU and radiofrequency reboost collagen and visibly tighten the skin. Major excess skin is a matter for surgery — the assessment will tell you so honestly.
Typically one or two cryolipolysis sessions for the fat deposit, plus a short course of radiofrequency for the skin. The exact quote is given at the assessment.
Results from the cold are assessed at 8 weeks, firming results over 2 to 3 months — ideally, start in spring to be ready for summer.
Cryolipolysis numbs the area with cold, radiofrequency feels like a pleasant warmth and HIFU tingles briefly. None of these sessions requires any downtime.
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Our protocols are clearly explained and our prices published in full. The assessment that determines yours is free.
We look at your skin, listen to your goal and tell you what works — and what won't. You receive a quote before any session.
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