Will CoolSculpting remove my c-section belly overhang/muffin top? (Photo)

Thank you for your question and photos. I do not believe you would see satisfactory results with CoolSculpting, as there is simply too much tissue and excess skin for a non-invasive treatment like CoolSculpting to work. A better option is a combination of tumescent liposuction to remove the excess fat and a nonsurgical skin tightening treatment like ThermiTight to ensure the skin conforms smoothly over the new body contour. This procedure could remove excessive fat and tighten the skin without the risk and expense of general anesthesia, as it can be done with light sedation. I encourage you to schedule a consultation with a board-certified physician who has expertise in body contouring techniques. With a treatment plan tailored to your precise needs and goals, you should see good results. 

HI there!  Thank you for providing a picture!  From the looks of your picture, we at Laura A. Katz MD PC in Monroe, Mi would recommend a combination of continued diet and exercise as well as Coolsculpting treatments to debulk the fat, followed up with a skin tightening procedure like Morpheus or Bodytite since Coolsculpting offers a very modest skin tightening at best.  I think this combination would give you good results, but like anything, lasting results depend on how well you maintain your weight and stay healthy.  The good news is, there is virtually no down time with this combination of procedures and the cost is considerably less than a tummy tuck.

Hello and thank you for your inquiry. An in person consultation is always recommended to determine if you are a suitable candidate for treatment. Coolsculpting is an FDA cleared treatment for stubborn, subcutaneous fat that kills fat cells through a process called cryolipolysis. This process is a non surgical, proven way to reduce pockets of fat. However, it seems that your main concern is laxity and excess skin issues, which Coolsculpting does not treat. You may want look into a different alternative, such as a tummy tuck. I would recommend to seek advice from a board certified plastic surgeon in your area. Best of luck.