Lipo Freeze Treatment Prices
Our fat freezing price list in full, for single and two-person appointments, with no charge for the practitioner travelling to your home. For every other treatment, cost is confirmed individually at consultation, because it depends on the treatment, the areas involved and the number of sessions your plan needs.
How to read this page
What is published, what is quoted, and why the difference is deliberate
This page does two separate jobs. The first is to publish the fat freezing price list in full. Fat freezing, or cryolipolysis, is priced by the number of treatment areas covered in a single appointment, and because that structure is consistent it can be set out as a table that means the same thing for every reader. Those tables appear below, for a single person and for two people treated in the same visit.
The second job is to explain honestly how cost works for everything else Lipo Freeze offers — incontinence treatment, body toning, vaginal tightening and the wider non-surgical range. For those there is no published flat price, and this page will not pretend otherwise. Cost is confirmed individually at consultation because it genuinely depends on which treatment you have, how many areas are involved, and how many sessions your plan calls for. Publishing one headline figure for a treatment whose course runs anywhere from a single session to eight would mislead most readers, and it would mislead them in the direction that costs money.
A verified point worth stating at the outset: the cost of cryolipolysis varies from one company to another, depending on the treatment methods used and the expertise of each practitioner. That is simply how the market works. Two providers quoting for what sounds like the same treatment may be using different equipment, different applicator sizes, different session lengths and different levels of clinical screening beforehand. The number on an invoice summarises all of those decisions rather than describing a single standardised product, which is why comparing prices is only useful once you know what each provider includes.
What this page is not
There is nothing to buy here. Prices are stated as information so you can plan and compare. There is no basket, no checkout and no online payment step, and you will not find discount codes, seasonal offers or finance arrangements described anywhere on this page. Where a saving genuinely exists it appears in the two-person table below, and that is the only saving quoted. If you encounter a figure attributed to Lipo Freeze that is not in these tables, confirm it directly on 03300 105 225.
One structural point catches people out: the figures below describe what a single appointment costs for the stated number of areas. They are not annual costs, subscriptions or fixed-course prices.
Fat freezing prices — single person
The published cryolipolysis price list for one client, one appointment
These are the prices for one person having fat freezing, set by the number of areas treated in the appointment.
| Treatment areas | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 Area | £210 |
| 2 Areas | £325 |
| 3 Areas | £425 |
| 4 Areas | £500 |
| 5 Areas | £560 |
| 6 Areas | £600 |
What counts as an "area"
An area is a discrete section of the body that a cooling applicator is positioned over during the session. The areas treated are the lower back, upper back, outer thighs, inner thighs, lower abdomen, stomach, love handles, upper arms and back. Each of those is one area. The distinction matters because people arrive at a consultation thinking in terms of body parts rather than applicator placements, and the two are not the same thing.
The abdomen is the clearest example. In everyday language someone might describe wanting "my stomach done" as a single request, but the lower abdomen and the stomach are listed separately, because one applicator placement does not cover both. Outer and inner thighs are likewise separate, and love handles are commonly treated as a mirrored pair, one each side. These are exactly the details a consultation exists to settle before anyone commits to a figure.
It is also why the honest answer to "how many areas do I need?" is not available over the phone. Someone has to assess whether there is enough pinchable subcutaneous fat for an applicator to draw the tissue into a cup properly, and whether the skin there is suitable. Excessively loose skin or minimal fat in the target area is a contraindication for fat freezing rather than merely a factor that reduces results, so an area you have mentally budgeted for may turn out not to be treatable at all.
How areas are chosen
Areas are chosen by working backwards from the outcome you want rather than forwards from a list. The conversation starts with what actually bothers you, and the practitioner identifies which deposits produce that impression and whether cryolipolysis addresses them.
Two principles then guide selection. The first is symmetry: treating one outer thigh and not the other produces an asymmetry most people find more noticeable than the original concern, so mirrored deposits are usually treated together. That is the single most common reason a plan needs two areas rather than one. The second is proportion: contouring works by changing the relationship between adjacent regions, so reducing a lower abdomen without considering the flanks either side can look unbalanced. A practitioner is planning the transitions, not just the regions.
A third consideration is purely about candidacy. Fat freezing suits people close to their ideal body weight with localised deposits that resist diet and exercise. It is not a weight-loss treatment and is not appropriate for someone significantly overweight, for whom weight-loss interventions are more suitable.
Why the cost per area falls as areas increase
One area is £210; six areas is £600, not £1,260. The price rises with each addition, but by progressively less: £115 from one area to two, £100 from two to three, £75 from three to four, £60 from four to five, and only £40 from five to six. Expressed per area, a single-area appointment works out at £210 an area, a three-area appointment at roughly £142, and a six-area appointment at £100 — less than half the single-area rate.
The reason is structural rather than promotional. Much of what an appointment costs is fixed regardless of how many areas are treated. The consultation and suitability assessment happen once. The journey to your home happens once. Setting up and calibrating the equipment, positioning you comfortably, applying the gel pad that protects the skin and delivering aftercare guidance at the end all happen once. Only the additional applicator time and consumables vary. Once the fixed elements are covered by the first area, each further area carries only its variable share, which is why multiple-area packages offer the best value and why the curve flattens towards the bottom of the table.
The important caveat is that this structure creates a temptation. Because the fifth and sixth areas look inexpensive next to the first, it is easy to add areas simply because the marginal price is attractive. That is a false economy if those areas were not clinically indicated. The per-area discount is only a saving if every area on the list was one you actually needed.
Fat freezing prices — two persons
Two clients treated in the same visit, with the saving per person shown in full
Two people can be treated during the same appointment. The price covers both clients, and the saving column shows what each saves against booking the same number of areas individually.
| Treatment areas | Price | Saving |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Area – 2 persons | £345 | £38 per person |
| 2 Areas – 2 persons | £535 | £58 per person |
| 3 Areas – 2 persons | £700 | £75 per person |
| 4 Areas – 2 persons | £825 | £88 per person |
| 5 Areas – 2 persons | £925 | £98 per person |
| 6 Areas – 2 persons | £990 | £105 per person |
The six-area two-person appointment at £990, saving £105 per person, is the best-value option on this page. It combines both effects that reduce cost — the multiple-area structure and the shared visit — and no other row on either table brings the cost per area, per person, lower.
How a two-person appointment works in practice
The two-person price applies when both clients are treated during the same visit to the same address — most often a couple, two friends, or a parent and an adult child. It does not require both people to want the same areas. The stated number of areas refers to the areas covered in the appointment overall, and how they are distributed is settled at consultation. Three areas across two people might mean two for one and one for the other, and that is an ordinary arrangement.
What both clients do need is an independent suitability assessment; sharing an appointment does not mean sharing a screening. Each person is checked separately against the contraindications for cryolipolysis, which include cold-related conditions such as Raynaud's phenomenon, cold urticaria and cryoglobulinaemia, a hernia near the intended site, pregnancy or breastfeeding, excessively loose skin or minimal fat in the target area, and being significantly overweight. If one person is suitable and the other is not, that changes the shape of the appointment and the practitioner will say so plainly.
The visit runs sequentially rather than simultaneously: the practitioner arrives with the equipment, consults and assesses both clients, then treats them in turn. A two-person appointment therefore takes longer than a single one, which is worth factoring into your day. Aftercare is delivered individually, because two people who have had different areas treated will not experience the temporary redness, swelling, bruising, tingling and numbness — typically lasting a few days to about a week — in the same way or for the same duration.
Why treating two people together costs less per person
The saving comes from the same place as the multiple-area discount: fixed elements are incurred once and shared. The practitioner travels to one address rather than two, the equipment is transported and set up once, and one diary slot is used instead of two.
Compare the tables and the effect is visible. A single-area appointment for one person is £210, so two people booking separately would pay £420; the two-person one-area appointment is £345, which is the £38 per person saving shown, or £172.50 each. At the other end, six areas for one person is £600, so two separate appointments would total £1,200 against £990 together — £105 each saved, or £495 per person for the visit. The saving grows steadily from £38 to £105 per person because a larger appointment spreads the shared overhead across more work while the marginal cost of each extra area stays low.
What is included in a quoted price
Everything the figure covers, stated plainly
A price is only meaningful if you know what sits inside it. The figures above, and any figure quoted at consultation, cover the whole appointment rather than treatment time alone.
- The consultation — an unhurried conversation about what is bothering you, what you have tried, and what a treatment can realistically change.
- The suitability assessment — your medical history reviewed against the contraindications for the treatment concerned, and an honest answer about whether you are a good candidate.
- The practitioner's travel to your home — at-home appointments are provided at no extra charge, anywhere across the United Kingdom.
- The session itself — delivered by a UK-based practitioner, including setup and the equipment brought to your address.
- Aftercare guidance — instructions specific to the treatment you have had, covering hydration, activity and what is normal in the days that follow.
- Follow-up — a check on how results are developing against the expected timeline, and a discussion of whether further sessions would add anything.
Travel at no extra charge is not a small detail
At-home appointments are provided at no extra charge as a stated part of how Lipo Freeze works, across the UK. Consider what that removes from your side of the ledger: no travel to a clinic, no parking, no time off work in a waiting room, and no second journey home at a point when you may have redness or swelling. Across a multi-session course those avoided costs accumulate. It also removes a comparison problem, because a clinic-based quote is not the whole cost of that option for you — the travel and the time belong in the comparison too.
The consultation is part of the service
Treatment plans are tailored during the initial consultation, and that is where most of a good provider's value is created: a vague goal becomes a specific plan covering which areas, how many and over what timeline. It is also the only cheap moment to discover a mismatch between what you want and what a treatment does. A stomach that does not look flat may be presenting pinchable subcutaneous fat, skin laxity, a separation of the abdominal muscles, or visceral fat behind the abdominal wall. Only the first is a fat freezing problem, and no price list can tell you which you have.
Aftercare for cryolipolysis is straightforward but consequential: there is no significant downtime, you should stay hydrated, and you should follow the clinician's advice to support lymphatic drainage and healing. Hydration is emphasised for mechanical reasons — the treatment cools fat cells until they crystallise and undergo apoptosis, and the body then clears them gradually through the lymphatic system, a process that can continue for four to six months. Follow-up exists because the result is not visible on the day: improvement typically appears from three to four weeks and optimal results at eight to twelve, so a review placed inside that window is what allows a genuine judgement about whether a further session would add anything.
How many sessions, and how that shapes total cost
Course length is the single biggest driver of what you spend
The most important number in a treatment plan is not the price of one session but the number of sessions. A treatment with a modest per-session cost and a course of eight can easily total more than one with a higher per-session cost and a course of one. Recommended course lengths differ substantially between treatments, and they are the foundation of any sensible budget.
Fat freezing
Many clients see good results after one session. Additional sessions may benefit some people depending on their goals and the area treated, judged at review rather than assumed at the outset.
Incontinence treatment
A course of six to eight treatments is recommended for optimal results, though single treatments are available. Many people report improvement within as little as three weeks.
Body toning
A minimum of four sessions, spaced at least two days apart, with up to six or more for optimal results. Each session lasts thirty minutes.
Vaginal tightening
Three treatments spaced around four to six weeks apart is the usual recommendation, though individual variation exists.
Building a total from a course length
A course total is the per-session cost multiplied by the number of sessions in the plan. What this page can give you with confidence is the second half of that equation, because recommended course lengths are established clinically rather than commercially. So plan around six to eight sessions for incontinence treatment, a minimum of four and possibly six or more for body toning, and three sessions spread across roughly eight to twelve weeks for vaginal tightening given the four-to-six-week spacing. Those ranges are the honest basis for a budget conversation on 03300 105 225.
What this page will not do is attach a monetary figure to any of those sessions, because no verified published price exists for them. Multiplying an invented per-session figure by a real course length produces a total that looks authoritative and is not. The per-session cost is confirmed individually at consultation; once you have it, the course lengths above let you work the total out for yourself before committing.
Spacing matters as much as count
Session count sets the total; spacing determines how it is distributed across time, which for most household budgets matters nearly as much. Body toning sessions sit at least two days apart, so a course of four to six can finish inside a fortnight and the spend is concentrated. Vaginal tightening spaced four to six weeks apart spreads three sessions over two to three months. Incontinence courses sit between the two, with plans tailored during the initial consultation. Fat freezing is different again, because the interval is dictated by biology: since visible improvement takes three to four weeks and optimal results eight to twelve, any decision about a further session sits well after the first, and so does any second payment.
It is worth being explicit about the direction of the incentive here. A provider that recommends more sessions earns more, which is why the ranges above are quoted as recommendations for the treatment rather than numbers decided per client, and why they are worth checking against what you are told. For multi-session treatments, confirm that a review sits inside the plan rather than only at the end of it: a course reassessed at the halfway point can be stopped if it is not working, which is a financial protection as much as a clinical one.
Pricing for treatments other than fat freezing
The consultation-quote model, and why it is the honest option
Fat freezing is the only treatment with a published price list. For incontinence treatment, body toning, vaginal tightening, advanced RF microneedling (Morpheus8), fat-dissolving injections, HIFU facelift and CryoPen cryotherapy, pricing is confirmed individually at consultation, because it depends on the treatment, the number of areas and the number of sessions your plan involves. To discuss what a plan would cost in your circumstances, call 03300 105 225.
It would be easy to put a number next to every treatment name. The reason this page does not is that where course length varies, a single published figure has to represent something — and whichever thing it represents misleads a large share of readers.
Take incontinence treatment. Publish a per-session price and someone planning a course of eight sees roughly an eighth of what they will spend. Publish a course price instead and someone for whom a single treatment is appropriate — single treatments are available — sees a figure many times what they need, and may conclude the treatment is out of reach when it is not. The same problem applies to body toning, where a plan might be four sessions or six or more.
The second reason is areas. Body toning can be directed at the abdomen, buttocks, hips, arms, thighs or calves, and a plan addressing one region is not the same piece of work as one addressing three. Fat freezing has a published table precisely because its area structure resolves into six clear tiers. Most other treatments do not decompose that neatly, which is why they are quoted rather than tabulated.
What a quote at consultation actually involves
A quote is the output of the assessment, not a number produced at the end of a sales conversation. The practitioner establishes what you want to change, checks you against the contraindications for that treatment, determines how many areas are genuinely involved, and applies the recommended course length to your situation. Only then is there enough information for a figure to mean anything. Because Lipo Freeze offers customised options and tailor-made plans, two people asking about the same treatment can legitimately receive different quotes — that is what tailoring means, and it is why a figure quoted to a friend is not a figure quoted to you.
Questions worth asking when you receive a quote
- How many sessions does this figure cover, and is that the full recommended course or a starting point?
- How many areas is it based on, and what changes if an area is added or removed?
- Does it include the consultation, travel to my home, aftercare guidance and follow-up?
- At what point will the plan be reviewed, and what happens if it is not working?
- What is the realistic timeline for results, so I know when to judge the outcome?
Those questions will tell you more about a provider than any published price list, and a quote that survives all of them intact is one you can budget against with confidence.
Understanding value rather than headline price
What varies between providers, and why it shows up in the figure
Because the cost of cryolipolysis varies between companies according to treatment methods and practitioner expertise, two quotes that differ are usually describing two different pieces of work. Understanding the variables makes a comparison meaningful instead of arbitrary.
Expertise
The Lipo Freeze team has over ten years of industry experience and treatments are performed by UK-based experts. Experience shows in applicator placement, in recognising when an area is not suitable, and in setting expectations that match what the treatment does.
Equipment
Cryolipolysis depends on controlled cooling through a gel-protected applicator that draws tissue into a cup. Applicator range and calibration determine which areas can be treated properly and how evenly cooling is applied.
Screening
Screening against contraindications protects you from a treatment that cannot work or should not be attempted. A specialist team ensuring safe delivery is part of what a price buys, not an optional extra.
Two further variables are easy to overlook. The first is time: an appointment allowing a proper consultation, careful positioning and unhurried aftercare costs more to deliver than one compressed into a slot. The second is what happens afterwards, since aftercare and a follow-up review are the difference between a session and a plan — particularly for a result that develops over eight to twelve weeks. None of this means an inexpensive treatment is a poor one. It means the question to ask is what a figure includes, and whether the answer justifies the difference.
Budgeting sensibly and avoiding common mistakes
Four ways people spend more than they needed to
Paying for more areas than are appropriate
Because the sixth area adds only £40, adding areas feels cheap. But an area treated without a clinical reason produces no visible benefit at any price, and areas with minimal fat or loose skin should not be treated at all. Let the assessment set the count, then look at the table.
Expecting one session to do a course's work
Many fat freezing clients do well after one session, but incontinence treatment is recommended as six to eight, body toning as at least four, and vaginal tightening as three. Budgeting for a single session of a course-based treatment sets you up to abandon it halfway, which wastes the money already spent.
Treating cost as the only variable
Suitability, equipment, screening and aftercare all shape the outcome. A cheaper session delivered on an area that was never going to respond is the most expensive option available, because the whole of it is wasted.
Not factoring in maintenance
Some results are permanent, some are not. Planning only for the initial course, and being surprised by maintenance later, is a common and avoidable budgeting error.
A fifth mistake is subtler: judging too early. Fat freezing shows visible improvement from three to four weeks and optimal results at eight to twelve, while body toning shows increased muscle mass at two to four weeks and noticeable fat reduction around three months. Spending again before the first course has declared itself risks paying twice for a result already on its way.
Cost in the context of maintenance
How long results last, and what keeping them may involve
The real cost of a treatment is the initial course plus whatever it takes to keep the result. That second component varies enormously between treatments, and the verified longevity figures are the only sound basis for planning it.
- Fat freezing: destroyed fat cells are permanently removed and do not regenerate, but long-term results depend on maintaining a stable weight and a healthy lifestyle. There is no scheduled maintenance session — the maintenance is the lifestyle.
- Incontinence treatment: results often last for years, with occasional maintenance sessions every three to twelve months.
- Body toning: results typically last six to twelve months with lifestyle maintenance. Fat loss can be permanent with stable weight, while muscle tone gains require continued exercise.
- Vaginal tightening: results persist from several months to over a year, with possible annual maintenance. Results are not permanent and maintenance may be needed.
Read across those four and a pattern emerges that matters financially. Where a treatment destroys tissue — fat cells in cryolipolysis — the change is structural and permanent, and the ongoing cost is behavioural rather than monetary. Where a treatment strengthens muscle or stimulates collagen, the body's normal processes gradually work against the result, and periodic sessions are how it is held. That is not a flaw in those treatments; it is the nature of what they do.
The practical implication is that a body toning or vaginal tightening budget is best framed annually, while a fat freezing budget can reasonably be treated as a single event provided your weight stays stable. Any maintenance schedule is set at review rather than in advance, and its cost is confirmed at that point like any other quote.
Pricing questions, answered
The questions we are asked most often about cost, areas and courses
Yes. The figure for your number of areas covers the consultation and suitability assessment, the practitioner's travel to your home, the session itself, aftercare guidance and follow-up. At-home appointments are provided at no extra charge anywhere in the UK, so there is no separate travel or call-out element.
It is determined at consultation, not in advance. The practitioner assesses which deposits are producing the shape that concerns you, whether there is enough pinchable fat for the applicator to work, and whether symmetry means a mirrored pair should be treated together. Only then does a row on the table apply to you.
Because much of an appointment's cost is fixed — one consultation, one journey, one setup, one aftercare briefing — and is absorbed by the first area. Each further area only carries its own applicator time and consumables, so the per-area cost falls from £210 at one area to £100 at six.
No. The number of areas refers to the appointment overall, and how they are shared between the two clients is agreed at consultation. Both people are screened independently for suitability, because sharing a visit does not mean sharing an assessment.
Six areas for two persons at £990, a saving of £105 per person. It combines the multiple-area structure with a shared visit, and no other row brings the cost per area, per person, lower. It is only good value, though, if all six areas were clinically indicated in the first place.
Because their course lengths vary too much for one figure to be honest. Incontinence treatment is recommended as six to eight sessions but single treatments exist; body toning runs from four sessions to six or more. A published number would badly overstate the cost for some readers and badly understate it for others.
Not necessarily. Plans are tailored to individual needs, so the number of areas and sessions differs between people, and the quote follows the plan. A figure quoted to a friend is not a figure quoted to you, which is why the only reliable number is the one produced from your own assessment.
Many clients see good results after one, and whether more would help depends on your goals and the area treated. That decision is best made at review, once improvement has had three to four weeks to appear, rather than committed to in advance.
It depends on the treatment. Fat freezing removes fat cells permanently, so keeping the result is a matter of stable weight rather than further sessions. Incontinence results often last years with occasional maintenance every three to twelve months, body toning typically six to twelve months, and vaginal tightening from several months to over a year with possible annual maintenance.
Call 03300 105 225 and arrange a consultation. Bring the course lengths on this page with you, ask what a quote includes and when the plan will be reviewed, and you will have everything needed to judge the cost before anything is agreed.
Where to go from here
Read on, or talk it through
If you are still deciding which treatment fits the concern you have, the services page sets out what each one does and who it suits, which is the fastest way to work out which row of the table above is relevant to you. To understand what change is realistic and over what timeline — the other half of any value judgement — the results page covers how outcomes develop week by week for each treatment.
If your question is about the people rather than the procedure, why choose us explains the at-home model, the ten-plus years of experience behind the team and how tailored plans are built. And when you are ready for a figure that applies to your own circumstances rather than to a table, the contact page has the details, or you can call 03300 105 225 and arrange a consultation directly.