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Am I a CoolSculpting candidate for my banana roll / double crease? (photo)

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Calm508982Sep 19, 2023

Im 28 years old, always been skinny. I wonder if i would be a good for coolsculting my ”bananaroll”? I have tried to train my glutes for years but i never disappers.

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