Gallbladder sludge, typically an incidental finding on ultrasonography or other imaging, can either spontaneously resolve, wax and wane, or progress to formation of gallstones [1].
You can freeze your fat cells safely. The short answer is yes, but to get comparable results, it takes careful treatment planning, a skilled practitioner and multiple treatment cycles.ryolipolysis (fat freezing), marketed as CoolSculpting, is a treatment that originated after researchers fully understood what happens when humans get frostbite: fat cells freeze before skin freezes.
Slimming down by freezing your fat cells is actually feasible. Fat-freezing cryolipolysis has been done in the U.K. for a few years, but is relatively unknown here, even though the CoolSculpting machineâthe first device to use cryolipolysis technologyâwas approved in Canada in 2009 and in the U.S. in 2010.nd it is effective only if you maintain your weight; if you gain weight, youâll be replacing old fat cells with new ones. While a recent study published in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal found cryolipolysis to be safe and effective for fat removal, it is still a new treatment and thereâs no long-term research yet.