Are Groupons for CoolSculpting ok to use?

Hello, Thank you for your question. In truth, it really just depends. It would be wise to go into the practice and have a consultation before purchasing the Groupon. Discuss how long they have been practicing, ask if they have gone to CoolSculpting university, and discuss how they would approach your treatment plan. You could then consult with another physician who isn't running the Groupon and determine if there is a difference. It's always a good idea to research the reviews of the practice as well! Good luck!

While it is not necessarily a bad thing to use a Groupon or other discount offers toward CoolSculpting®, you should use caution. The fact that someone is administering CoolSculpting® treatments does not mean they are sufficiently qualified to do so. Therefore, it is best to only have CoolSculpting® at a medical spa or plastic surgeon's office where there are certified CoolSculpting® Technicians. To earn this distinction, a practitioner must have sufficient education and experience. Only consider using a coupon if these criteria are met by the place offering it.

While
I completely understand the desire to save money whenever possible,
when it comes to a procedure like CoolSculpting, knowledge of the
physician and training and experience of the staff really matters.
CoolSculpting, performed expertly, can reshape your body with very
little to no downtime and very few side effects. You want to work
with someone who has expertise and skill. If you have a Groupon for
CoolSculpting, take the time to visit the center before you book an
appointment to make sure the practitioner is a board-certified
dermatologist who has many years' experience contouring bodies with
cryolipolysis. Also be sure to visit a few other dermatologists so
that you can find the best one. In the long term, you could be saving
yourself money, time and frustration by working with an expert.