With Cool Sculpting Would You See a Difference in Your Urine?

Edema is a swelling of the dermis and subcutaneous fat compartments composed of your own water. This edema is common after many procedures including CoolSculpting and can cause the subcutaneous compartment to jiggle. The fat cells that die as a result of the coolsculpting take several months to...

There is not a maximum number of applications that you could have in a single day in regards to safety, but there may be an issue with comfort since it would involve sitting still for a number of hours. Each application does take an hour, but if you were being treated with two or more devices...

Overlapping large (or small) applicators during a single CoolSculpting treatment can be safe, extremely effective, and is commonly utilized in our practice. A "double-treated" area can respond dramatically to treatment. Most swelling and/or numbness/discomfort resolves completely by 2 weeks,...

Swelling and tenderness are not uncommon side effects after a CoolSculpting treatment.Ibuprofen should help with the swelling and discomfort.Generally, by week 2, swelling subsides. Contact the office where your treatment was done to set up a follow-up if you have concerns.

I have seen numerous references to apoptosis with CoolSculpting and although I am not a biochemistry major, my recollection of apoptosis is programmed cell death and the freezing in coolsculpting causes an immediate death of the adiopocyte (fat cell), or necrosis from acute trauma to the cell....

We have our patients come back to re-treat at 2 months.  We have done this a lot so we know when someone is going to need a second treatment for sure.  We don't wait 3 months when this is the case.Best of luck, Sheila Nazarian