David M. Ryan, DO

I would advise WarmSculpting treatments for you. Because the SculpSure device uses warmth and not cold, results are more natural-looking as the treatment "feathers" in an even way.

I would definitely recommend SculpSure for your case. I have a patient who previously had CoolSculpting treatments in her abdominal area. While she saw some fat reduction, she developed some lumpiness in the treated area that did not resolve on it's own. Three years later, she received WarmSculpting treatments in my office. With the WarmSculpting treatment she not only had additional fat reduction, but the lumpiness she had was greatly smoothed out by the WarmSculpting treatment.

I would advise WarmSculpting for the best results. I have patients who have seen good results with WarmSculpting treatments on the inner thighs. And with WarmSculpting there is no danger of Paradoxical Adipose Hyperplasia.

Paradoxical Adipose Hyperplasia has not been associated with SculpSure treatments. It has been reported with cryolipolysis (CoolSculpting). Some patients who have had SculpSure treatments may develop nodules in the treated areas. However, these are temporary (and uncommon).

Based on your question, SculpSure is the ideal choice for you. Because SculpSure treatments (called WarmSculpting) use heat, the process can stimulate the production of collagen, which tightens the skin and creates a natural looking result. SculpSure is non-invasive and anesthesia is not needed. WarmSculpting treatments are completely customizable to you.




Cost would depend on which clinic you go to. RealSelf lists the average price as $2,175. However, depending on exactly what you have done and on the individual clinic's pricing structure, it would be best to have a consultation done in order to get a firm price.