How much fat will be reduced from the arms by coolsculpting?

asked 7 months ago by anon
Latest answer by Tom J. Pousti, MD
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How soon will I see the effects of coolsculpting in my arms?

5 answers to How much fat will be reduced from the arms by coolsculpting?

CoolSculpting on the Arms

Thank you for your question. At this time, CoolSculpting of the Arms is "off label". The area wanting to be treated needs to be assessed by the doctor to make sure that the treatment will be effective. There are patient's whose area of concern on the arms does fit into the current CoolSculpting applicator. Careful measurements need to be taken to ensure that the area fitting into the applicator is not just loose skin either. Zeltiq is coming out with... more

Tom J. Pousti, MD
San Diego Plastic Surgeon

www.poustiplasticsurgery.com

CoolSculpting of the upper arms can reduce fat

CoolSculpting of the arms is an off-label procedure as Zeltiq received FDA clearance for the stomach and love handles for the device to freeze fat. About 20 % reduction in fat volume after treatment had been seen by ultrasound at four months when CoolSculpting was done on the abdomen and love handles. The applicators currently were not designed to fit the upper arms and so the current applicators can be used by physicians at their discretion. We await the company's... more

Ronald Shelton, MD
Manhattan Dermatologist

www.thenyac.com

Coolsculpting for the arms

Coolsculpting typically reduces a fat bulge in the treated area by 20-25%. It is FDA approved for the love handles but most commonly used on love handles and abdomen. We have not used it on the arms in our practice.

Steven Hacker, MD
West Palm Beach Dermatologic Surgeon

www.palmbeachdermasurgery.com

Treating the arms with CoolSculpting

CoolSculpting patients get on the average of a 20-25 % reduction of the area treated assuming that they are chosen appropriately. The CoolSculpting device is limited in that the area treated must fit one of the three handpiences currently available. The applicators are most appropriate for the abdomen, love handles and back fat. Arms legs and other areas although sometimes possible are frequetly difficult to treat for majority of patients. I I would... more

Ted Brezel, MD
Long Island Dermatologist

Arms, Coolsculpting

Currently, treatment of the arms is difficult with Coolsculpting due to the dimensions and size of the handpieces. Only very select patients can undergo arm treatment. also this is an off-label use of the device. For most patients, treatment of the arms is not possible. If you have a very large upper arm and if the device can adhere strictly to the back of the arm without involving the under surface of the arm and without causing numbness of the hand, then it can theoretically be... more

Burton M. Sundin, MD
Richmond Plastic Surgeon

www.drsundin.com

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