Will Coolsculpting on my Admonen in Any Way Affect my Fertility?

CoolSculpting's
cryolipolysis only destroys fat just below the skin, not surrounding
or deeper tissues. The CoolSculpting procedure only affects the
outermost layers of skin and fat. It does not reach the depth of
organs, such as where the ovaries are situated. CoolSculpting is a
way to eliminate fat simply with cold temperature. It is not a
dangerous radiation that would have long-term consequences to your
health or your future children. There have been no reported cases of
delayed health issues with CoolSculpting in the over 10 years since
it has been utilized in patients. Of course, during pregnancy or
while nursing, it is not advisable to have any unnecessary medical
procedures. If you are starting a family later in a few years, I see
no risk to your undergoing CoolSculpting treatment now. Please
consult a board-certified dermatologist to see if you are a candidate
for CoolSculpting.

You should rest assured that CoolSculpting does not affect any internal organs whatsoever, and cannot affect fertility, including your internal organs. The chill that is part of the therapeutic effect simply does not reach any of the internal organs.I wish you well in becoming a parent: being a mother is the most important and rewarding of all of life's events!

The CoolSculpting device does not freeze organs behind the abdominal muscle wall such as the ovaries. On the other hand, it has been well documented in the medical literature that some very thin women have had infertility difficulty related to a signficant loss of body fat. Such a small percent of fat could not be caused by just having CoolSculpting alone, but it wouldn't be recommended in a thin woman who already is having difficulty becoming pregnant without consulting one's gynecologist.

The information provided in Dr. Shelton's answer is for educational purposes only and is not intended to constitute medical advice.  The information provided should not be relied upon as a substitute for consultations with a qualified health professional who may be familiar with your individual medical needs.