While the patient pool is less , the satisfaction is considerably higher amongst those who have used Elite over the more established regular Coolsculpting. Is that because patients whove used the latter dont go forward with the number of treatments suggested to obtain the results desired or are Coolsculpting (vs Elite ) less effective? Male, 54, side flanks -more prevelant from back but effecting waist appearance, from front, as well.
I had Coolsculpting in 2014. It appeared to work for me, however, I always noticed some trouble spots that wouldn't go away. I am not overweight (114) but I can't get rid of these areas that happen to be where I got the Coolsculpting done. Since it's been so long, is it PAH or is it just normal weight gain? I am menopausal and about to turn 50.
I'm considering a few 'tweakments,' and was looking for some medical/scientific advice as there seems to be a gap in some of this specific information. I am mainly considering tightening my bingo arms, getting rid of my slight double chin and firming up the early onset of some sagging jowls. I'm approaching 52, in relatively good shape (though have 15 pounds to lose, which I'm working on ...) and luckily, with very few wrinkles as I've taken care of my skin over the years.
age 48, youngest is 14. After 3 pregnancies, looking for options to lessen this pooch without surgery, if at all possible. 5'5 135 lbs, so not overweight, healthy eating and exercise doesn't lessen it. Not overly concerned about stretch marks, and a bit of loose skin is ok if I can get rid of the fatty stuffy. Would CoolSculpting be sufficient?
Hello, I'm a 48 year old HIV+ woman and for years I've been extremely subconscious about the cellulite on my thighs and buttocks. I've heard of ultrasonic cavitation and surgery scares me. However, I've heard about the contraindications for autoimmune diseases. I've researched this often and I've been unable to locate a concise answer. I'm currently on my HIV medications and I'm fully treatment adherent. Is it possible for me to have this procedure done at all? Thanks for the response.
I am 53 and have a small bit of underneck fat and some wrinkling in the middle of my neck, and my jowls are starting to sag. I don't want to get both procedures, which a dermatologist suggested, so I would like to know which will tighten my skin better and last longer?
I eat well and exercise 3Xweek. Over the past year, Ive developed extra fat in my tummy. I am perimenopausal. I had 6 Vanquish + 6 Excilis and initially lost 2.5 in. but 3 months after my last treatment, thats come back. I was told by the provider that I could be a non-responder. Im considering Coolsculpting but concerned that since Vanquish didnt work, maybe Coolsculpting wont. Am I even a good candidate? Pics are before Vanquish and 4 months post.
I am a 53 year old woman. I have lost 45 lbs over the last year or so through diet and exercise. I am 5'3 134 lbs. I cannot afford a tummy tuck nor do I want to have extensive surgery. Although I have stretch marks and scars from a laprocopic procedure, my main concern is the hanging fat/skin. I was thinking of Coolsculpting but concerned that if it removes the fat cells I would just have more skin hanging. I have attached pictures. One is me leaning over a bit. Thank you, Toni