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Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, CoolSculpting does not treat cellulite. Speak to your chosen provider about other options. All the best. Regards,
CoolSculpting is not FDA approved for cellulite. And in spite of the claims of many different machines to help with cellulite, there is no good treatment for this dumpling of the skin. CoolSculpting does smooth bulges around the knees, and does appear to have skin tightening benefits. Your best bet is to see a surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery who also does CoolSculpting. You will benefit from his or her experience with all forms of body smoothing procedures.
CoolSculpting is not an effective treatment for cellulite. I recommend making an appointment with a board certified plastic surgeon to get the best advice possible.Best of luck to you.
This area is tough to treat but the best results come from thermiRF, cellfina, fat injections and other skin tightening devices like ultherapy, thermage, or venus legacy. I suggest seeing an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.
CoolSculpting is not a treatment for cellulite. You may want to consider ThermiTight which works well above the knees.
Thank you for you question. There is not currently an applicator that is FDA approved for above the knee. I would not expect a decrease in cellulite with Coolsculpting treatments. I hope this helps,
Coolsculptingis not a procedure for removal of cellulite. It is only indicated forreduction of unwanted fat. Consult with your board-certifieddermatologist to discuss alternative options for cellulite reduction.
Cool sculpting will decrease the amount of fat in a given area but is not reliable for tightening of the skin or treating cellulite. Unfortunately there are very few options for treating this area and I regularly turn patient away from my practice because of my inability to make these areas looked better.
Hi, This is not an area typically treated successfully with CoolSculpt. The cellulite changes in the skin will remain even if treated. At some point, new applicators may be marketed for this area but they are not available at this time.
Thank you for your question. You can apply ice. Speak with your chosen provider for information and tips to help you with your recovery. Regards,
Coolsculpting is FDA approved and is very safe. The brain is not affected by this procedure in anyway. Best of luck, Sheila Nazarian
Thank you for your question. CoolSculpting is a non-surgical treatment that permanently destroys 25% of fat cells in a treatment area. It can take 9-12 weeks to see the full results.If you have good skin elasticity, your skin will shrink as the cells are removed by your body. If you already ...
Thank you for your question. Sorry to hear that. This seems very unusual for a CoolSculpting treatment. I would recommend contacting Zeltiq and speaking to them. Always ensure that you see a physician with experience in CoolSculpting.Regards,
Thank you for your question. You experienced a vasovagal response. This can happen to patients who are extremely nervous about the procedure or haven't eaten well. Regards,
Thank you for your question. The symptoms you are describing are normal with CoolSculpting. If you are concerned, it is always best to speak with your chosen provider. An in-person assessment is always best. Regards,
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