Any suggestions on home Cool sculpting device?

Thank you for the question.  PLEASE do not do this at home.  We have seen tissue damage from attempts to replicate the CoolSculpting machine at home.  Your health is not worth the money saved, and cheap gets expensive FAST.  CoolSculpting is FDA approved and has millions of cycles done.  CoolSculpting can get a 25% reduction.  We have found it to be very effective for the love handles, abdomen, bra area, arms, thighs, neck, and other areas. We have found that treating the area twice usually improves the fat cell kill significantly.  Other physicians I have spoken to have found similar findings.  The fat cells die and are taken up by the normal cell disposal mechanisms of the body.  Liposuction is a surgical modality that is usually more dramatic, with a greater reduction. The fat cells are physically removed with liposuction. A tummy tuck is a surgical procedure that can be very powerful in the right patient.  Again, the CoolSculpting non invasive, no surgery, no downtime.  As always, the modality should be appropriate to the individual patient.   Best to see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, who can evaluate for all modalities. Many offices have payment plans.  Ask to speak with the office manager.Jeffrey J. Roth, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Las Vegas Plastic Surgery

I appreciate your question.There are  no home devices The best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam.Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative plastic surgery.best of luck!Dr Schwartz

Please be extremely careful with home remedy versions of FDA approved prescriptive devices as they tend to get little to no efficacy and cost quite a bit. Unfortunately these companies pray on the success of the established brands like CoolSculpting. My strong recommendation would be that you meet with the office of a board certified plastic surgeon in order to undergo a 360 degree evaluation and come up with a custom plan for treatment to transformation.

I would be careful of any device that is marketed for home use.  They are not FDA certified and the challenge with the home device is that they are not regulated and can range from ineffective to causing unintended injury.  For best outcomes, I would go to a Coolsculpting center where the physician has knowledge of the different body contouring options out there (both surgical and non-surgical).

Thank you for your question. CoolSculpting this the only FDA certified device of its kind. I would be skeptical of any in home machines. Sincerely yours,

Coolsculpting is the only FDA approved device that freezes and crystallizes fat cells. Home devices, DIY techniques, and imitation products pose a risk of injury. If you want a safe and effective result, Coolsculpting is the best choice.

there are no at home fat removal devices and I suggest avoiding treatments that are not validated as safe and effective.  see a cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon with experience.  Best, Dr. Emer.

While there are a lot of wanna-be Coolsculpting devices on the market, I would stick to the real deal if you don't want to waste your time and money. XO

There are many imitation CoolSculpting machines on the market. I am not familiar with any for home use, but none of these machines are FDA-approved. Any such machine for home use would either not be effective or would cause complications. I would stay away from these types of devices.

If it sounds too good to be true....CoolSculpting is a device manufactured by Zeltiq, studied for years, clinically-proven, and FDA-approved for reduction of fat.  A home device for this?  No such studied and approved device exists.  Buy at your own risk, and don't expect a lot of enthusiastic medical support for any complications that arise.