I am 6 1/2 months post partum from my last child.I gained a whopping 60lbs with him. I have 25 more pounds to go. I am actively dieting and exercising. I have always had the lower belly bulge even before I had kids and my legs have always been troublesome as far as rubbing together. I am 5'10'' large build and currently weigh 196.My normal weight is 170-175. I have been researching coolsculpting and wonder if I should go ahead and do it now or wait until I have finished losing all my weight?
Answer: Best CoolSculpting Candidates are Close to Ideal Weight The ideal candidate for CoolSculpting is a man or woman who is happy with their overall weight but unhappy with small pockets of stubborn fat that don't respond to diet or exercise. Good candidates have reasonable expectations of what this treatment can achieve and understand that it's not a weight loss tool. Because you are continuing to lose weight, you will probably find that you will achieve a better result if you wait until you are as close as possible to your goal. Better candidates tend to achieve better results with fewer complications.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Best CoolSculpting Candidates are Close to Ideal Weight The ideal candidate for CoolSculpting is a man or woman who is happy with their overall weight but unhappy with small pockets of stubborn fat that don't respond to diet or exercise. Good candidates have reasonable expectations of what this treatment can achieve and understand that it's not a weight loss tool. Because you are continuing to lose weight, you will probably find that you will achieve a better result if you wait until you are as close as possible to your goal. Better candidates tend to achieve better results with fewer complications.
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Answer: Now or Later? Thank you for you question. If you are in fact within 10-15% of your ideal body weight, It is important to continue with your dieting and exercise regimen.This will assure that when you undergo the Cool Sculpting procedure you will see the maximum results. If you unable to get close to your ideal weight based on BMI you may be a candidate for laser assisted liposuction. Be sure to consult a board certified physician and discuss a range of treatment options before commitment to any single treatment method.
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Answer: Now or Later? Thank you for you question. If you are in fact within 10-15% of your ideal body weight, It is important to continue with your dieting and exercise regimen.This will assure that when you undergo the Cool Sculpting procedure you will see the maximum results. If you unable to get close to your ideal weight based on BMI you may be a candidate for laser assisted liposuction. Be sure to consult a board certified physician and discuss a range of treatment options before commitment to any single treatment method.
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February 17, 2014
Answer: Appropriate BMI for Coolsculpting or Liposonix Your current BMI is 28.1. Ideally your BMI should be less than 20 for a non-invasive fat removal procedure such as Coolsculpting. This is because with a BMI above 20 you may not be able to readily see the results. Additionally, I encourage you to investigate Liposonix which is a great alternative to Coolsculpting. If you are unable to reach this goal, you may be a candidate for laser assisted microcannular liposuction such as SmartLipo or SlimLipo.
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Answer: Appropriate BMI for Coolsculpting or Liposonix Your current BMI is 28.1. Ideally your BMI should be less than 20 for a non-invasive fat removal procedure such as Coolsculpting. This is because with a BMI above 20 you may not be able to readily see the results. Additionally, I encourage you to investigate Liposonix which is a great alternative to Coolsculpting. If you are unable to reach this goal, you may be a candidate for laser assisted microcannular liposuction such as SmartLipo or SlimLipo.
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February 15, 2014
Answer: CoolSculpting after pregnancy This is a great question. In my opinion, if you are not within 10-15% of your ideal body weight then you should continue with your diet and exercise to lose the remaining weight. Once you are closer to your ideal body weight then CoolSculpting can be done to get rid of the stubborn bulges of fat that have not gone away with diet or exercise. Remember, CoolSculpting is not a weight loss procedure, it is more of a body contouring treatment. Good luck to you!
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Answer: CoolSculpting after pregnancy This is a great question. In my opinion, if you are not within 10-15% of your ideal body weight then you should continue with your diet and exercise to lose the remaining weight. Once you are closer to your ideal body weight then CoolSculpting can be done to get rid of the stubborn bulges of fat that have not gone away with diet or exercise. Remember, CoolSculpting is not a weight loss procedure, it is more of a body contouring treatment. Good luck to you!
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July 30, 2018
Answer: Some doctors feel that having CoolSculpting when you have more weight to lose will help “jump start” your diet and others feel t Thank you for your question and photos. Some doctors feel that having CoolSculpting when you have more weight to lose will help “jump start” your diet and others feel that you should be at your ideal body weight. However, both are correct therefore this is a matter of personal preference. I recommend having a consultation with a expert to determine if you are a good candidate for treatment. Best of Luck!
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July 30, 2018
Answer: Some doctors feel that having CoolSculpting when you have more weight to lose will help “jump start” your diet and others feel t Thank you for your question and photos. Some doctors feel that having CoolSculpting when you have more weight to lose will help “jump start” your diet and others feel that you should be at your ideal body weight. However, both are correct therefore this is a matter of personal preference. I recommend having a consultation with a expert to determine if you are a good candidate for treatment. Best of Luck!
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