Will your body compensate for the lost cells by just adding more fat in a different area? For example if you use cool sculpting on your thighs, will you gain more fat around your waist?
June 15, 2012
Answer: Coolsculpting won't increase fat elsewhere on your body
When the fat cells are removed after Coolsculpting, your body will dispose of them just like clearing an infection. So, the fat won't go anywhere else on your body. As long as you eat healthy and exercise, you can maintain the results for a long time! Good luck!
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June 15, 2012
Answer: Coolsculpting won't increase fat elsewhere on your body
When the fat cells are removed after Coolsculpting, your body will dispose of them just like clearing an infection. So, the fat won't go anywhere else on your body. As long as you eat healthy and exercise, you can maintain the results for a long time! Good luck!
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August 1, 2012
Answer: A regular exercise program will help to maintain fat loss
It isn't known if this occurs after a Coolsculpting treatment as no research on the subject has been done. It would be much less likely than with liposuction for the following reasons: much less fat is treated at once, and only 20-40% of the fat compartment in a small area is targeted; the fat cells are lost slowly through a more natural process than forcibly removed all at once. To be on the safe side, continuing an exercise program which will be helpful to maintain a normal weight anyway should be employed to reduce the chances of this happening. In the study on liposuction that showed that some people increased their deeper fat by 10% it was also shown that those who exercised regularly did not have this problem.
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August 1, 2012
Answer: A regular exercise program will help to maintain fat loss
It isn't known if this occurs after a Coolsculpting treatment as no research on the subject has been done. It would be much less likely than with liposuction for the following reasons: much less fat is treated at once, and only 20-40% of the fat compartment in a small area is targeted; the fat cells are lost slowly through a more natural process than forcibly removed all at once. To be on the safe side, continuing an exercise program which will be helpful to maintain a normal weight anyway should be employed to reduce the chances of this happening. In the study on liposuction that showed that some people increased their deeper fat by 10% it was also shown that those who exercised regularly did not have this problem.
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