If I have had several lymph nodes removed from having breast cancer, can I have CoolSculpting on my upper arms?

Based on your photos, I am not sure you have that much skin laxity to address, but it does appear you have some extra fat in the upper abdomen and around the belly button. If you want some flattening and sculpting in this area, liposculpture might be a very good choice for you. This procedure...

Based on your photos, your best result will likely come from a combination of liposuction and a nonsurgical skin tightening treatment like ThermiTight. Liposuction will remove more fat than CoolSculpting to give you more dramatic improvement. This procedure uses micro-cannulas to remove the fat...

Coolsculpting is safe to do on a double chin even if you have had filler on your chin previously. Just make sure you wait at least two weeks after getting your filler done before you move forward with any other procedures in the area. CoolSculpting only targets the subcutaneous layer of fat, it...

Coolsculpting uses a non-invasive vacuum applicator that draws in the skin and underlying subcutaneous fat. It is effective in reducing fat bulges/pockets in the abdomen, hips/arms. The body will continue naturally to process the injured fat cells for approx 4 months after. It is perfect for you...

Yes, you can have coolsculpting if you have gallstones and fatty liver disease. But, it will not address those issues. It will only reduce outer, pinchable fat. Your fatty liver issue must be managed with a change in diet.

CoolSculpting is used to remove stubborn fat bulges/pockets in someone who maintains a healthy lifestyle but cannot get rid of fat in certain areas. This includes the arms, etc. You can try CoolSculpting for your problem areas.