I had the procedure done 3 months ago in 8 areas. Results are okay except for inner thighs, the right one has a dent (Photo)

It's tough to tell from your photos what is causing the shadow and/or indentation. I find that although coolsculpting is great, it is limited on contouring and how much fat can be removed. This area is best treated with VASER liposuction in combination with ThermiRF, ultrasound and fat grafting to get the most fat removal, skin tightening, and contouring. A combination of radiofrequency treatments like Vanquish, Venus Legacy, Exilis Ultra for skin tightening with Z wave/Cellutone for skin smoothing would be alternatives. I suggest a consult with a hi-def physique liposuction expert.  An indentation may need fillers or fat injections or even sculptra.  Please get a formal consultation.  Best, Dr. Emer.

 It is hard to give you any advise without pictures. It takes around 3 months to see end results from Coolsculpting so you should already expect to see end results. I would suggest you to have a follow-up appointment with your provider to discuss your results and desired outcome. Best of luck!

It is hard to notice indention just by looking at the picture. I would suggest you to have a follow-up appointment with your provider to discuss your results and desired outcome. Best of luck!

If what your seeing is an indentation that is causing some shadowing, it unfortunately will not resolve on its own.  You may be able to help blend in the results by doing another treatment below the area that was  previously treated. (liposuction is also a possible option for the surrounding area or possibly even fat grafting to the indented area)The good news, and bad news, about Coolsculpting is that it really does work on targeted areas of fat.  Most often this gives of exactly the results we want and anticipate and sometimes (rarely) it doesn't.  It's crucial to chose an experienced Coolsculpting provider that can truly sculpt you properly.   Definitely discuss you results with your provider and if necessary have a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon that can go over your options more specifically.  Best of luck.

It is difficult to tell from the photos what the extent of the indent is.  It is questionable what piece was used for the inner thighs.  I would consult a board certified dermatologist for an evaluation of the results.  Best, Dr. Green