Body
Body Contouring (InShape)
- Duration
- 30 mins
- Downtime
- None. Mild post-session soreness can feel similar to an intense workout.
From £135
Body treatment
LipoContrast Fat Reduction in Newark
A consultation-led body-contouring treatment for localised stubborn fat in areas such as the abdomen, flanks, thighs and arms, without surgery or significant downtime.
- Price
- From £175
- Duration
- 60 mins
- Downtime
- Minimal. Temporary redness, numbness or tenderness can follow treatment.
- Results
- Gradual change over roughly 2 to 8 or more weeks as the body clears treated fat cells
- Longevity
- Results can be long-lasting if weight remains stable
The treatment
How Fat Reduction (LipoContrast) works
LipoContrast uses a triple thermal shock cycle, heating the tissue, then cooling it intensely, then heating again, to target stubborn, pinchable fat in a defined area. This controlled process is designed to trigger fat-cell apoptosis, prompting the body to gradually clear the affected cells over the following weeks. It is a treatment for contour refinement, not weight loss, and works best in areas with clearly defined fat pockets.
What patients notice
What to expect
- Targets localised fat without surgery
- Short, well-tolerated sessions
- Minimal downtime
- Can visibly refine body contours
- Course-based treatment with steady improvement
Before you book
Is this treatment right for you?
Suitable for
- Adults who are close to their goal weight but have persistent localised fat pockets such as the lower abdomen, flanks, thighs, arms or back rolls.
Not suitable for
- Not appropriate during pregnancy. May also not be suitable where cold-sensitivity disorders or other contraindications are identified. Full suitability is always checked in consultation.
In their own words
"I had been the same weight for years but had a persistent pocket of fat under my chin that nothing touched. Two sessions and there is a real difference. No drama, no downtime." (Representative client experience. Individual results vary.)
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After your appointment
Aftercare
Aftercare is usually simple. Gentle movement, good hydration and following your clinician’s body-treatment advice can support comfort and overall results.
Common questions
Frequently asked about fat reduction (lipocontrast)
What does LipoContrast treat?
It is used for localised, pinchable fat pockets such as those on the lower abdomen, flanks, thighs, arms or back rolls.
How does LipoContrast work?
LipoContrast uses a triple thermal shock cycle, heating, intense cooling and then heating again, to trigger fat-cell apoptosis. The body then gradually clears the treated cells in the weeks that follow.
Is LipoContrast a weight-loss treatment?
No. The clinic states that it is not a weight-loss tool and works best for contour refinement in people with fairly stable weight.
How many sessions will I need?
Most areas usually need 1 to 3 sessions, often spaced about 4 weeks apart.
How long does a session take?
The clinic states that sessions take around an hour per area.
When will I see results?
Results develop gradually over roughly 2 to 8 or more weeks as the body clears treated fat cells.
Is there downtime after treatment?
Downtime is minimal, but temporary redness, numbness or tenderness can happen.
Who may not be suitable for LipoContrast?
It may not be suitable during pregnancy or if you have cold-sensitivity disorders or other contraindications found at consultation.
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65 London Road, Newark
Ready to find out more?
Your clinician will take the time to understand your concerns, assess your skin and talk through what Fat Reduction (LipoContrast) could realistically achieve for you. No obligation to proceed.
Reviewed by Lydia Griffin, Clinic Director, JCCP No. 002569 . Last updated 21 May 2026.
