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CoolSculpting and Ultherapy for Double Chin / Turkey Neck?

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pavel_chekovMay 1, 2011

Would a Combination of Zeltiq and Ultherapy Be a Good Option for a Non-surgical Double Chin/turkey Wattle Reduction? Looking for the best nonsurgical combination of treatments for a turkey wattle/ non-defined jawline. 25 year old female that is 30 pounds over weight.

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