Seriderm Unveils Acryos

Seriderm has introduced Acryos, its latest advancement in non-invasive body contouring.

Acryos refines body shape and improves skin texture by stimulating fat metabolism and boosting circulation, visibly reducing cellulite and smoothing dimpled skin — all without pain, discomfort, or downtime. Unlike traditional methods, the device operates without vacuum pressure, combining safety, comfort, and clinical efficacy to deliver visible improvements that are both immediate and progressive.

Founded in 2008 by Djamel Kemiche, Seriderm — a leading distributor of medical-aesthetic equipment — has established itself as a trusted and respected partner for aesthetic practitioners across the industry. By collaborating with leading global brands, the company offers an expansive and carefully curated portfolio of innovative, clinically backed aesthetic solutions.

“Acryos is a game-changer in the world of aesthetic treatments,” said Kevin Williams, Business Director UKI at Seriderm. “With its unique combination of safety, effectiveness, and comfort, it offers patients an effective, non-invasive solution for cellulite reduction and body contouring. We are thrilled to bring this innovative solution to our customers.”

The technology behind Acryos is Thermal Shock: a carefully controlled alternation of cold (down to 0°C) and heat (up to 40°C). The cooling phase induces lipid crystallisation, triggering the natural elimination of fat cells, while the heating phase enhances blood flow and accelerates metabolic activity. This synergy not only increases the destruction of fat cells but also stimulates collagen production for improved skin tone and elasticity.

Beyond body contouring, Acryos also offers effective facial treatments — reducing the appearance of a double chin, firming facial contours, and improving skin texture for a more lifted, youthful look.

Starting from £150 per session, each Acryos treatment lasts between 40 minutes and one hour, and is safe for use on all areas of the body.

To find your nearest Acryos provider, visit seridermuk.com. Acryos treatments are not yet available in the US.