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CoolSculpting templates for measuring the area to be treated

FettreduktionAug 4, 2018
Can someone post a picture of the template with the yellow area on it or inform me of the name printed on it? My treatment plan indicates the coolcore applicator 6.3 and i think this applicator corresponds to the coolcore template (the small one with the puple print under the font and corners instead of the round) and not the larger one with the yellow print. Since I want to make sure that the correct applicator will be used your answers are very appreciated. Thank you!

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