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Can Coolsculpting be used for fat in the under arm area?

Coffee19Apr 2, 2023
Can Coolsculpting be used for fat under ar Male age 58. Can Coolsculpting be used to reduce fat under arm. (In wit women I believe they call this bra fat). I don't think there is a Coolsculpting attachment for this under arm area?

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