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

I came across a spa offering coolsculpting but they used a different machine than the Zeltiq, its called coolplas. Has anyone heard of this or used it?

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Dr. Ron Shelton, MD
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