What is the difference between Cool Sculpting and Lipo Freeze besides the price? I just want to be sure I make the right choice. It's much more feasible for me to do Lipo Freeze, but I want to be sure I don't pay for something that won't give results. Thank you for your time.
March 21, 2018
Answer: CoolSculpting vs. Lipo Freeze Thanks for your question. To our knowledge as of today, there is no other device other than the CoolSculpting device that is both FDA cleared and has a large enough patient base to show safety and efficacy (there have been over 3 million Coolsculpting treatments done to date). With that said, if you are being offered "Lipo Freeze" I would ask for the device manufacturer's name, FDA clearance information, safety data and efficacy data. There are a lot of machines coming into North America from overseas and many are not FDA cleared and most have little if any safety and efficacy data so it's always in your best interest to be diligent in your research. Another factor that you want to consider is the experience of the provider you're talking with whether it's CoolSculpting or any other elective service. Offices are NOT created equal and some offices may have a little experience and others may have a lot. In summary, these services are very much like other things in life: choose an expert who does a lot of what you're seeking and don't go on cost alone as cheap things are seldom good and good things are seldom cheap. Best of luck, Doc Halliday
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March 21, 2018
Answer: CoolSculpting vs. Lipo Freeze Thanks for your question. To our knowledge as of today, there is no other device other than the CoolSculpting device that is both FDA cleared and has a large enough patient base to show safety and efficacy (there have been over 3 million Coolsculpting treatments done to date). With that said, if you are being offered "Lipo Freeze" I would ask for the device manufacturer's name, FDA clearance information, safety data and efficacy data. There are a lot of machines coming into North America from overseas and many are not FDA cleared and most have little if any safety and efficacy data so it's always in your best interest to be diligent in your research. Another factor that you want to consider is the experience of the provider you're talking with whether it's CoolSculpting or any other elective service. Offices are NOT created equal and some offices may have a little experience and others may have a lot. In summary, these services are very much like other things in life: choose an expert who does a lot of what you're seeking and don't go on cost alone as cheap things are seldom good and good things are seldom cheap. Best of luck, Doc Halliday
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