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Ultrasound lipolysis uses a Luvitra device to emit low-frequency ultrasound pulsed waves. The abdominal area is divided into two sections and the patient is placed in a comfortable supine lying position. The cavitation head is applied slowly to each segment in small circular movements. The treatment lasts 30 minutes on each side, with each session lasting 60 minutes. The same abdominal area is treated every two weeks for three months. The procedure involves cleaning the skin with alcohol cotton.

The study utilized Lipocool, a cryolipolysis apparatus from Korea, with a thermoelectric cooling element. Participants were treated with thermal coupling gel on their abdomen, and the tissue was drawn into the applicator with a moderate vacuum. The device was used for 40-50 minutes, with energy extraction controlled by sensors. The system stopped cold exposure and the clinician released the vacuum. Participants underwent cryolipolysis sessions every 2 weeks for 3 months.

A low-calorie diet is a structured plan that restricts daily caloric intake, often used for weight loss. It involves consuming 1,200 to 1,500 calories daily, creating a calorie deficit. However, it requires discipline and safety. The diet is low in fat (20-25%), high in complex carbohydrates (60%), and sufficient in protein (25-50%).