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Slight Bump and Tip Reduction- So Worth It! - Mount Kisco, NY

Coolsculpting on Lower Abdomen - Harrison, NY

I had 2 lower abdomen treatments, one was two months ago and the other was 2 weeks ago, with the small applicator. I had the same experience- extreme nausea, sweating, dizziness- the first time. I learned my lesson and popped a Valium before my most recent procedure, and the effects were greatly decreased! Hope you're feeling better- Coolsculpting is definitely worth it but NOT a pleasant experience by any means!

I'm looking at getting this done myself (consult is Monday). We're around the same size (I'm 5'4" and 115), work out at least an hour a day, 6-7 days a week and eat really healthy. I'm pretty fit and thin but have a few trouble spots (inner/outer thighs, knees, and back of arms as well as cheeks). My biggest concern that I've been reading about more and more lately is weight gain! I've read so many stories about people gaining weight in weird spots after liposuction (for example, I store most of my fat in my thighs. If I were to get the fat removed, it would come back in my stomach). Did you have any issues with this? What's your workout/diet like? I really think this will help with my final "trouble spots" but I don't want to end up with a weird looking body!

I'm looking to get this done, too- we're somewhat similar (I'm 5'4" and 115lbs) very fit and healthy, exercise 6 days a week, eat healthy...i.e. the ideal candidate for liposuction. I just have a few trouble areas I want to get rid of (inner/outer thighs, knees, upper arms). I was laughing reading this post :) I had my nose done last year so I definitely know the feeling of being bloated, miserable, bored, and "unsexy" after surgery! Great review, keep me posted!

Good luck with everything, let me know how it goes!

Thanks! I did a ton (years) of research and reading up on rhinoplasty before this procedure- as far as my understanding goes, you're still looking at a lot of money (maybe $5,000)- because of the fact that you need to go to a board-certified rhinoplasty specialist who has years of experience and obviously knows what they're doing. This is the best way to ensure you get the exact results you're looking for. Keep in mind this was the cost of the anesthesiologist and surgical fees on top of the doctor's fee. (My doctor's fee was $4,000). The tip of my nose has a tiny scar from where it was cut (not too noticeable) and will fade over time. It's also still numb, a friend of mine who had her nose done by my doctor said the tip of her nose was numb for a year. However, it's something you get used to and it's not nearly as noticeable as it was right after surgery. Otherwise it's a little sore but that goes away over time, too.