I have had CoolSculpting done a couple of times and when my skin is sucked into the vacuum I cannot feel the cold temperature at all. I don't know if that is because the suction creates another feeling that "overpowers" the cold feeling or some other reason. I have never had coolSmooth but I am considering it. Do you think it is as effective as CoolSculpting and since the skin is not in the suction vacuum is the cold temperature more noticeable and harder to tolerate?
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Because the tissue is not as
compressed as in the applicators where it gets pulled in the circulation is
more able to warm up the tissue so it does not get as cold so more time at the
temperature is needed. We did the clinical trial that resulted in FDA approval
for the CoolSmooth and...
The fatty area of the knees is not an area that the FDA has approved for coolsculpting. The efficacy of this area has been debated, and we will not do this area with coolsculpting. Consult with 3 experienced and expert board certified plastic surgeons to understand your options.
Thank you for your question. It is difficult to tell from your photos if you are a good candidate for Coolsculpting. Most patients need a minimum of 2 treatments for the arms to see optimal results. I recommend having a consultation with an expert to discuss your concerns and to determine the...
