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It can take 3-4 months to see the full results after a CoolSculpting treatment, so 10 weeks could still be too early to see noticeable improvement. I would suggest contacting the physician who treated you and you could look at your before pictures to see if there has been any change yet.
There could be a number of factors. First, request to meet with your treating physician. Many patients do not remember their starting points so a review of photos is important. Second review your weight and ensure that it has remained the same. If patients gain weight, then the remaining fat cells can grow hiding any improvement that has occurred. There are a small percentage of patients that did not have improvement in the clinical studies. Those were generally patients 30 pounds over their long term stable weight so patient selection for coolsculpting is important.
Have you returned to the office for follow up photos and evaluation. Has your weight been the same. Without looking at your before and afters you may find it difficult to determine the change.
CoolSculpting is a great non-invasive treatment for reducing bulges in the abdomen, flanks, thighs. It can take up to 4 months or more to see the full effect. I would encourage you to return to your treating physician for evaluation.
Seeing no result after 10 weeks doesn't mean that you will not have a result. Sometimes the mind gets used to a gradual change in the body's shape and comparing before and afters would be helpful. Not everyone gets results with the Coolsculpting, its around 80% or higher though. Treating a second time will most likely result in an improvement. Steve Weiner, MD, Facial Plastic Surgeon, Destin, Florida.
CoolSculpting is somewhat of an outdated project with the advent of SculpSure, which consistently beats CoolSculpting in head-to-head studies. SculpSure is the only FDA-approved laser to treat unwanted fat and is able to melt 25% of your stubborn fat in the abdomen and flanks, much more than...
I would suggest obtaining a consultation to determine if you are a candidate for CoolSculpting or a different treatment/surgery that would suit your needs. CoolSculpting in this area would be considered off-label and the area would have to be assessed to see if it could be effectively treated.
If you are considering getting pregnant in the near future, I would recommend waiting until after the pregnancy to have CoolSculpting. That way, you can treat any remaining fat from the pregnancy. If you have the CoolSculpting first, it should still bring improvement but, as you...
CoolSculpting can be done before or after vaser liposuction. Most people would probably do one procedure or the other, but not both. If you don't have a lot of fat, the CoolSculpting alone may be able to give you a good result. If you have more fat, it's possible the vaser...
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