I have read that Zerona is counterindicated for HIV+ patietnts; I do not understand why but I would like to know about coolsculpting as an option for my underams and chest areas.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Coolsculpting may not be appropriate for under arm areas
Medicare does not cover this procedure because this is a cosmetic procedure. My office offers care credit to help with the cost. Best of luck,
Sheila Nazarian
Hi Naveena,
Each CoolSculpting cycle takes approximately one hour to complete and you should start to see results in about a month (full result by three months.) The number of cycles required will depend on your existing size and personal goals. Your doctor should review these with you...
You didn't say how many areas you had treated but we have seen some women saying that their clothes feel tighter for a week or two after the procedure. Three months after the procedure, these are often the patients with the best result. Nothing to worry about at this point, the...