I applied cryo probe at my inner thigh for 25min at -5 degree centigrade and got bruise and burn which has turned black. It has been 15 days now & i've not recovered.
April 13, 2017
Answer: Cryoprobes are not coolsculpting Thank you for your question. What you are describing sounds like frostbite. The procedure you have described is not CoolSculpting, which does not damage the skin. I recommend having a follow up with the person who performed the procedure for an evaluation and wound care treatment. Best of Luck!
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April 13, 2017
Answer: Cryoprobes are not coolsculpting Thank you for your question. What you are describing sounds like frostbite. The procedure you have described is not CoolSculpting, which does not damage the skin. I recommend having a follow up with the person who performed the procedure for an evaluation and wound care treatment. Best of Luck!
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September 16, 2014
Answer: Not coolsuclpting The FDA has approved coolsculpting for the inner and outer thighs, and the results can be excellent with proper technique. Your reference to a cryo probe suggests that you used an imitator rather than coolsculpting as there are no cryo probes in coolsculpting. Patient selection is key. Consult with a board certified physician who can provide both surgical options and coolsculpting to determine the best option for you.
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September 16, 2014
Answer: Not coolsuclpting The FDA has approved coolsculpting for the inner and outer thighs, and the results can be excellent with proper technique. Your reference to a cryo probe suggests that you used an imitator rather than coolsculpting as there are no cryo probes in coolsculpting. Patient selection is key. Consult with a board certified physician who can provide both surgical options and coolsculpting to determine the best option for you.
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