Are any of the risks of CoolSculpting greater for a patient who has a connective tissue disorder like Ehlers Danlos?

The CoolSculpting treatment does not need to be performed by a physician.  It is a class 2 device so it can be used by anyone certified in CoolSculpting. However, I would make sure that there is a physician on board who will perform your good faith exam and makes sure you are medically cleared f...

Thank you for your question. A full Coolsculpting cycle requires a certain temperature for 35-60 minutes depending on the applicator. Therefore, it is appropriate to restart a cycle after an applicator pops off. This helps to ensure complete treatment and should not have any effect on results....

I would suggest waiting until after CoolSculpting to have laser resurfacing done. CoolSculpting will reduce fat, while laser resurfacing will diminish stretch  marks. It would be best to remove the fat, and do resurfacing afterwards in the event you would like to tone up skin after the fat...

As is true with many cosmetic treatments, not everyone has the same exact experience. The cooling process will affect different people in different ways, so while some feel a cooling sensation, others describe it as burning or tingly. Others, like yourself, describe feeling nothing at all...

CoolSculpting can take anywhere from 8 - 12 weeks to see the results. Sometimes, these results are more gradual, thus, you may notice not them as they are occurring. We have patients return 8 weeks after their last treatment and use a 3D camera to show results because we can see the...

There are no studies regarding coolsculpting and sciatic nerve pain. Coolsculpting is an excellent form of non-invasive  fat reduction for the right patient. Some applicators take 1 or 2 hours but the new advantage applicators take only 35 minutes and have significantly less risk for ...