Inner Thigh Uneveness Coolsculpting? (photo)

We just received our brand new handpiece that will fit most patient's inner thighs.  Prior to the development of this new handpiece, treating inner thighs with Coolsculpting was a challenge.

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 sometimes repair lumpiness with tumescent liposculpture
using tiny cannulas on the hills and do a fat transfer to the
valleys. However, if your problem isn’t too bad, non-invasive
techniques may work well.
CoolSculpting uses
cryolipolysis – a patented technique that freezes fat cells,
causing them to die and be permanently eliminated from the body –
without affecting surrounding tissue. This means that if a lumpy
bulging portion of your thigh was treated with CoolSculpting, only
the fat would be dissolved, allowing the area to look smoother. You
may need more than one treatment, as CoolSculpting can only eliminate
30% of fat at a time. It may also be possible to reduce small bumps
with the injectable Kybella. This is typically used for fat under the
chin, but if the bumps on the leg are small, Kybella plus skin
tightening with Thermage, Thermi 250 or Exilis may give you the
desired results.
Please consult a
board-certified dermatologist who is skilled in body contouring and
skin tightening to see what technology will best solve your problem.  

Coolsculpting is an effective treatment to reduce the fatty tissue in the inner thigh region.  However, if your goal is symmetry, then you may want to consider liposuction with an experienced plastic surgeon since they can be much more precice as to how much volume to remove.