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CoolSculpting burn. What should I do about it? (Photo)

aelfinFeb 13, 2019
I had coolsculpting on Monday and after the initial redness faded, I was left with this burn on my stomach. Has anyone ever seen this and what should I do about it? The doctor and the aesthetician had never seen anything like it before. It hurts and hurt worse than the other cycles. The applicator was adjusted right after she put it down.

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