Is Coolsculpting a Good Idea for my Chest?

If there is fat enlargement in a male breast, and not glandular overgrowth, then coolsculpting might be effective to help reduce fat, however, it was not cleared by the FDA for this indication and I wonder what chance of nipple hyper (increased) or hypo (decreased) sensitivity there might be from the freezing. This is not a standard treatment for male breast enlargement.

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You appear to be a fit and muscular guy - I think the best way to rid yourself of the small amount of subcutaneous fat you appear to have in the lower pole of your pectoral area is liposuction. I don't think Coolsculpting is going to work in your case. 

Hello, while CoolSculpting is a viable option for many men seeking to reduce male breast fatty tissue, from what I can tell from your photos it would not be appropriate for you. For CoolSculpting to be effective you have to have enough soft tissue to pull into the applicator. If you don't get a good draw, the results will be less than optimal and you will be wasting your money. Although you don't go into specifics as to what you want to change about your chest, your photos suggest that you do not have enough soft tissue for it to be effective. Best of luck.