Have Anyone Heard Of/used the Coolplas Machine for Coolsculpting?

Thank you for your question. What you are describing sounds like frostbite. The procedure you have described is not CoolSculpting, which does not damage the skin. I recommend having a follow up with the person who performed the procedure for an evaluation and wound care treatment. Best of Luck!  

CoolSculpting® is an FDA-cleared non-invasive technology used to eliminate stubborn pockets of fat around the abdomen and flanks. Using a cooling process known as cryolipolysis, fat cells are targeted without damaging healthy skin and tissue surrounding the treatment area. Cryolipolysis targets ...

The stick of butter refers to the elevated and hard skin envelope around the frozen fat cells that thaw after CoolSculpting and become softer again. Not all patients develop this, especially if they have minimal fat. Bruising is variable. You may still develop a good result but you should ask...

Earlier types of liposuction sometimes resulted in areas that looked lumpy due to large cannulas leaving hills and valleys of uneven fat distribution. If fat deposits are causing the lumpiness, CoolSculpting may resolve this issue for you, but you may need skin tightening as well. If severe, I...

One treatment with Non invasive treatments to reduce fat volume are not as effective as liposuction. Some non invasive treatments have not been proven to provide long lasting results as good as CoolSculpting. However, if the intestinal fat content behind the muscle wall, pushes the muscle...

Naproxen (Aleve) or other NSAIDs are generally sufficient and quite helpful for any discomfort or pain you may experience after Coolsculpting. If it does not alleviate your pain, be sure to contact the office that did your procedure.  Some patients also find wearing a compression garment...