Anoosheh Lolachi, MD

We don't normally treat the chin with Ultherapy.  As for the Cheeks, if you already had cheek augmentation done with fillers, it's best to avoid Ultherapy treatments of the upper face, which includes treatments over the cheeks.  In my experience, Ultherapy and Fillers work great if performed together.  However, it's best to do the Ultherapy treatment on the face first, and then return for fillers, after the swelling from the Ultherapy has subsided. I hope this answers your question.

In my experience Coolsculpting does not cause dimpling or cellulite in the tissue treated. Could you post before and after photos?

I recommend reaching out to the office that did your treatment or another certified practice and having them examine the area. 

I am so sorry, this looks like a second degree burn. You will need to wait for for the skin to heal before considering any future laser hair treatments, avoid the sun and I recommend reaching out to your medical provider for recommendations on topical creams to make it more comfortable in the mean time. 

Hi Lisa,

Thanks for your question. I would do 2 treatments of your flanks for best results.  Also, in regards to the pictures you submitted, it appears as though the provider who did the markings, is planning on using the coolMax ( large applicator) on your abdomen in a criss cross fashion. I disagree with the need for two cool Max treatments on your abd as is drawn.  I would separate the upper abdomen (fat above the belly button) and treat with 4 small applicators (most likely Cool Curve) to treat the two bulges under the bra line, and the two bulges on the sides of belly button separately.  it takes more time, but will give you much better results.  Price is no different (price of 1 large=price of 2 small), but results will be much better.

I hope that helps.  

Thank you for your question. Zeltiq's machine we use for Coolsculpting gives us 3 different treatment times. The older technology was 1 hour treatment time, New technology the treatment time is 35 minutes. The chin treatment is 45 minutes. After 35 minutes with the newest technology your treatment should have been finished and massaged out to redistribute the frozen cells. Typically with what I have seen is that if a hand piece has popped off before 10 minutes it is reapplied and the treatment continues. After 10 minutes the cycle is gone and a whole new treatment must be done.