2 weeks post op CoolSculpting. Should areas treated be red and hot to touch?

It is not unusual to develop some temporary discoloration after CoolSculpting, and this can include bruising or redness, but I would say that it is unusual to have the area feel hot to touch.  I would recommend contacting the physician who treated you so that you can be evaluated in person.  

I am sorry to learn of your recent issues following Cool Sculpt. 

Most patients will have a 2 week "recovery" following this procedure which often includes some swelling, discomfort and bruising.  It is not part of the normal recovery, however, to develop red and hot skin/soft tissue.  I would recommend returning to the medical professional who performed your procedure for his/her evaluation. Best of luck to you!

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