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Swelling and tenderness are not uncommon side effects aftera CoolSculpting treatment.Ibuprofenshould help with the swelling and discomfort.Generally, by week 2, swelling subsides. Contact the office where your treatment wasdone to set up a follow-up if you have concerns.
Swelling following CoolSculpting treatments is not uncommon and typically may last, on average, about 2 weeks -- although we've seen minor swelling for longer periods of time on occasion. This does not impact the outcome of results. If there are post-procedure concerns, I recommend frequent follow-up appointments with your physician.
Thank you for your question. Coolsculpting is a great procedure for reducing pockets of stubborn of fat by 20-25%. It is common to have some swelling, numbness, and tenderness after treatment and typically resolves in a few weeks. Typically, patients start to see results in about a month with maximum results around three months. If you have any other concerns please follow up with your treating physician. Best of Luck!
Swelling after CoolSculpting is not uncommon however typically only last for several days to a few weeks. Every patients response is different so the timeframe will vary. Patients should be provided with a garmet to wear post procedure that applies moderate compression to the treated area. Vibrational therapy is also recommended to assist in the lymphatic process. Top providers in your areas receive rebates to buy one area and get one free. Visit the CoolSculpting website to search for a top provider in your area.
Patients may have swelling for a few hours to two weeks after the procedure. The coolsculpting procedure is entirely painless but there may be some swelling and tenderness after the procedure. These are all normal post procedure. We have been using Zeltiq coolsculpting for years now and have found it very safe and effective with wonderful results. Please let me know how your procedure goes.