I am 5'2", 66 years old, weighing 170. I haven't excercised in months (and am flabby all over) and plan to get back to it and to lose at least 20'. Last night I signed up for 10 hours around my belly. When I look at photos, I don't see any that resemble anyone as overweight as I. Should I lose the weight first and then do the procedure?
November 1, 2014
Answer: CoolSculpting When 30 Pounds Overweight Hi Docking. CoolSculpting is more of a body contouring procedure and not a weight loss treatment. The best candidates are those who are within 10-15% of their ideal body weights. Of course, the best way to determine whether CoolSculpting is appropriate for you is through an in-person consultation. We generally do not treat those individuals who are more than 20 pounds over their ideal body weights until they have lost some of the excess weight through diet and exercise. The amount of treatments needed to give a noticeable result often costs thousands of dollars. There are some "non-ideal candidates" who we achieve amazing results with through our Treatment to Transformation protocols, but patient selection is essential. You may want to get a second opinion before you commit to such an extensive treatment. Best of luck to you.
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November 1, 2014
Answer: CoolSculpting When 30 Pounds Overweight Hi Docking. CoolSculpting is more of a body contouring procedure and not a weight loss treatment. The best candidates are those who are within 10-15% of their ideal body weights. Of course, the best way to determine whether CoolSculpting is appropriate for you is through an in-person consultation. We generally do not treat those individuals who are more than 20 pounds over their ideal body weights until they have lost some of the excess weight through diet and exercise. The amount of treatments needed to give a noticeable result often costs thousands of dollars. There are some "non-ideal candidates" who we achieve amazing results with through our Treatment to Transformation protocols, but patient selection is essential. You may want to get a second opinion before you commit to such an extensive treatment. Best of luck to you.
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June 25, 2019
Answer: Is CoolSculpting a good idea for an overweight woman? One of the most important things about having cosmetic procedures performed is making sure that during your consultation the person you are speaking with is honest, forthright and is not just about selling a procedure. Having performed cosmetic procedures for over 25 years now, I understand there is a temptation out there to want to treat everyone who comes into your office. But if you are going to a board-certified dermatologist's or plastic surgeon’s office, the first thing you would be told is that “after” you get on your diet and exercise program and do what is needed, perhaps, a procedure like CoolSculpting might be something that might benefit you. But if you are not willing to do that work, get rid of what you can, this procedure, no matter how many hours you do, will probably not do much good for you at this time.I see these kinds of concerns often — as I also do liposuction and laser liposuction and it is hard to say no. You should not have been sold the package you were and when you lose the weight, you might want to go somewhere to get treated by someone very skilled in the concept and the procedure.
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June 25, 2019
Answer: Is CoolSculpting a good idea for an overweight woman? One of the most important things about having cosmetic procedures performed is making sure that during your consultation the person you are speaking with is honest, forthright and is not just about selling a procedure. Having performed cosmetic procedures for over 25 years now, I understand there is a temptation out there to want to treat everyone who comes into your office. But if you are going to a board-certified dermatologist's or plastic surgeon’s office, the first thing you would be told is that “after” you get on your diet and exercise program and do what is needed, perhaps, a procedure like CoolSculpting might be something that might benefit you. But if you are not willing to do that work, get rid of what you can, this procedure, no matter how many hours you do, will probably not do much good for you at this time.I see these kinds of concerns often — as I also do liposuction and laser liposuction and it is hard to say no. You should not have been sold the package you were and when you lose the weight, you might want to go somewhere to get treated by someone very skilled in the concept and the procedure.
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