I recently booked my appointment for CoolSculpting. I just want to do my outer thighs. Will that affect my pregnancy?

Hi, great question. CoolSculpting targets subcutaneous fat, that's the pinchable fat between your skin and the muscle. Visceral fat is under the abdominal muscle around your internal organs. Only diet and exercise can help reduce visceral fat.

I would not see an issue with having a CoolSculpting treatment on the arms after undergoing removal of lymph nodes due to breast cancer. I am assuming that the lymph nodes removed were in your axilla (underarm). I would be sure to mention this fact to the physician performing your...

Based on your photos, I am not sure you have that much skin laxity to address, but it does appear you have some extra fat in the upper abdomen and around the belly button. If you want some flattening and sculpting in this area, liposculpture might be a very good choice for you. This procedure...

Based on your photos, your best result will likely come from a combination of liposuction and a nonsurgical skin tightening treatment like ThermiTight. Liposuction will remove more fat than CoolSculpting to give you more dramatic improvement. This procedure uses micro-cannulas to remove the fat...

Hi there! Thanks for your question! There is no problem with treating with CoolSculpting if you have had fillers. The applicator is placed under the chin. I recommend consulting with a local CoolSculpting provider in person to determine exactly what you will need! Good luck!

It is difficult to tell from your photo if CoolSculpting would provide the best result for you. If the problem is primarily stubborn fat, a nonsurgical method of body contouring like CoolSculpting might work well. Liposculpture is another option for this area if there is too much fat to get a...