Body Sculpting Beauty Machine Thermal Shock Lipolysis Cryo Therapy Criolipolisis Household Medical Device

The UMY-6605 is a desktop household medical device that combines thermal shock lipolysis and cryotherapy (criolipolisis) to assist with non-invasive fat reduction, skin tightening and body contouring. It features a 360° cooling system, an 8-inch color touch screen and five treatment handles for multi-area use.

Thermal shock lipolysis uses controlled cold and thermal stimulation to target and stress fat cells, while cryotherapy (cold treatment) freezes targeted fat cells to initiate a gradual elimination process. The body then naturally metabolizes the treated fat cells over time. Exact mechanisms and outcomes depend on individual physiology.

The device is intended for use on larger body areas such as the abdomen, flanks, thighs, arms and other localized fat deposits. Specific handle selection and settings will depend on the treatment area and desired result.

The machine includes five handles to allow versatile treatment options and simultaneous treatment of multiple areas or sizes. Handles differ by applicator size to suit arms, legs and larger body regions.

Key specs: model UMY-6605, power 1200W, voltage 100–240V, treatment temperature range -10°C to -45°C, vacuum pressure up to 100 Kpa, 360° cooling system, 8-inch color touch screen, CE certified and sold as a single unit.

The product is described as a household medical device and carries CE certification. While it is designed for home use with a user-friendly interface, safe operation requires following the user manual and precautions. Consult a healthcare professional if you have medical concerns.

Contraindications commonly include pregnancy or breastfeeding, severe cold intolerance or cryoglobulinemia, active skin infections or open wounds in the treatment area, recent surgery in the area, implanted electronic devices (e.g., pacemakers) and certain uncontrolled systemic illnesses. Always consult your physician before use.

Typical temporary effects include redness, swelling, numbness, tingling, bruising or mild discomfort at the treatment site. Rare but serious risks can include prolonged numbness or cold-related skin injury if misused. Stop treatment and seek medical advice for severe or persistent symptoms.

Session length varies by area and protocol but commonly ranges from 30 to 60 minutes per area. Treatment frequency also varies; many protocols recommend sessions spaced weeks apart. Follow the device manual or a professional’s guidance for a treatment plan tailored to you.

Results are gradual because the body needs time to clear treated fat cells. Some users notice changes within a few weeks, with more visible improvement over 6–12 weeks. Longevity depends on lifestyle, diet and exercise; results can be maintained with a healthy routine.

Most users report a cold sensation and mild-to-moderate discomfort during the initial cooling and suction. After the area is numb the discomfort typically decreases. Tolerance varies—consult the manual for settings and stop if you experience severe pain.

The unit requires a standard plug-in power source with voltage 100–240V and consumes up to 1200W. Place the desktop unit on a stable, level surface and use an appropriate grounded outlet. Refer to the user manual for complete installation and electrical safety instructions.

Always unplug before cleaning. Wipe applicators and surfaces with a soft cloth and a manufacturer-approved disinfectant. Do not immerse electrical components in liquid. Inspect cables, connectors and handles regularly and replace damaged parts. Follow the provided maintenance schedule in the manual.

The product specification lists a 1-year shelf life. Warranty and after-sales support policies may vary—contact the manufacturer or authorized seller (brand: UMY) for warranty details, technical support and replacement parts.

The machine is designed to be user-friendly with an 8-inch touch screen, but proper training or thorough review of the user manual is recommended to ensure safe and effective use. If you are unsure about protocols or have medical questions, consult a licensed practitioner.