And Does this mean that, if i maintain my weight, the fat is just redistributed over the body in the form of other fat cells enlarging to compensate?
Answer: Coolsculpting Protocols in Los Angeles Body sculpting can be achieved with Coolsculpting alone, or in
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Answer: Coolsculpting Protocols in Los Angeles Body sculpting can be achieved with Coolsculpting alone, or in
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January 16, 2018
Answer: If Coolsculpting kills fat cells, why doesn’t it result in any weight loss? (Or is it so small, it’s generally insignificant?) Hello and thank you for your question. CoolSculpting is a great treatment for "sculpting" the body and targeting areas with stubborn fat. With each area treated, the targeted fat cells are eliminated by the body as waste, not redistributed to other areas. Although CoolSculpting results in a loss of fat, it is not meant as a replacement for a healthy lifestyle.
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January 16, 2018
Answer: If Coolsculpting kills fat cells, why doesn’t it result in any weight loss? (Or is it so small, it’s generally insignificant?) Hello and thank you for your question. CoolSculpting is a great treatment for "sculpting" the body and targeting areas with stubborn fat. With each area treated, the targeted fat cells are eliminated by the body as waste, not redistributed to other areas. Although CoolSculpting results in a loss of fat, it is not meant as a replacement for a healthy lifestyle.
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January 13, 2018
Answer: Why Doesn’t CoolSculpting Result in Weight Loss? CoolSculpting Removes Inches, Not Pounds CoolSculpting is a body-contouring technique that only removes about 25 percent of fat at a time. It’s meant to sculpt your figure, not help you lose weight. While you may lose a little weight with CoolSculpting, it is insignificant. Think in terms of inches, not pounds. Be sure to consult a board-certified dermatologist who can help you get the figure you want.
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January 13, 2018
Answer: Why Doesn’t CoolSculpting Result in Weight Loss? CoolSculpting Removes Inches, Not Pounds CoolSculpting is a body-contouring technique that only removes about 25 percent of fat at a time. It’s meant to sculpt your figure, not help you lose weight. While you may lose a little weight with CoolSculpting, it is insignificant. Think in terms of inches, not pounds. Be sure to consult a board-certified dermatologist who can help you get the figure you want.
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Answer: CoolSculpting® is a body contouring procedure, not a weight loss procedure. CoolSculpting uses cryolipolysis, a cooling technology, to freeze and destroy fat cells. Once destroyed, the fat cells are excreted during the body’s natural metabolic processes. This means that the destroyed fat will not redistribute around your body or cause existing fat cells to expand. The best candidates for this nonsurgical body contouring procedure are already at their ideal healthy weight. They use CoolSculpting to smooth out areas of the body where diet and exercise resistant fat congregates. Although CoolSculpting eliminates fat, you’ll notice it more in how your clothes fit or how your contours have improved. Don’t expect the number on the scale to change.
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Answer: CoolSculpting® is a body contouring procedure, not a weight loss procedure. CoolSculpting uses cryolipolysis, a cooling technology, to freeze and destroy fat cells. Once destroyed, the fat cells are excreted during the body’s natural metabolic processes. This means that the destroyed fat will not redistribute around your body or cause existing fat cells to expand. The best candidates for this nonsurgical body contouring procedure are already at their ideal healthy weight. They use CoolSculpting to smooth out areas of the body where diet and exercise resistant fat congregates. Although CoolSculpting eliminates fat, you’ll notice it more in how your clothes fit or how your contours have improved. Don’t expect the number on the scale to change.
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February 1, 2018
Answer: Coolsculpting This is a great question I am asked often! We like to use the analogy of comparing fat cells to cotton balls because the cells are light weight and “fluffy.” The percentage of fat reduction achieved with Coolsculpting does not equate to pounds lost on the scale. This technology is best for reducing stubborn pockets of fat and not necessarily for patients looking to lose a substantial amount of weight.
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February 1, 2018
Answer: Coolsculpting This is a great question I am asked often! We like to use the analogy of comparing fat cells to cotton balls because the cells are light weight and “fluffy.” The percentage of fat reduction achieved with Coolsculpting does not equate to pounds lost on the scale. This technology is best for reducing stubborn pockets of fat and not necessarily for patients looking to lose a substantial amount of weight.
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