I had sculpture on my lower abs and my flanks and it left a ridge above where the applicators were. I am looking for something that will smooth out my lower back and wondered if sculpture is a possible solution. (The coolsculpting worked but left pockets above and below).... any non-surgical suggestions? Not looking for a ton of fat removal, just smoothing and tightening... thanks!
Answer: SculpSure It is in my firm opinion that SculpSure is the best laser technology for reducing body fat, surpassing other technologies including CoolSculpting. Many find CoolSculpting painful and requiring longer and more frequent treatments whereas the opposite is true for SculpSure. Furthermore, SculpSure allows small areas of fat to be treated allowing better contoured results that are customized to each individual. And finally, unlike CoolSculpt, SculpSure can treat twice the body areas in half the time and may improve the skin surface as well because only SculpSure stimulates collagen. SculpSure helps you achieve the shape you want by destroying those fat cells permanently, helping to give you a slimmer, more sculpted look.
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Answer: SculpSure It is in my firm opinion that SculpSure is the best laser technology for reducing body fat, surpassing other technologies including CoolSculpting. Many find CoolSculpting painful and requiring longer and more frequent treatments whereas the opposite is true for SculpSure. Furthermore, SculpSure allows small areas of fat to be treated allowing better contoured results that are customized to each individual. And finally, unlike CoolSculpt, SculpSure can treat twice the body areas in half the time and may improve the skin surface as well because only SculpSure stimulates collagen. SculpSure helps you achieve the shape you want by destroying those fat cells permanently, helping to give you a slimmer, more sculpted look.
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April 10, 2018
Answer: Complications of CoolSculping Yes, unfortunately this is one of the complications of CoolSculpting. You can try SculpSure to "feather" out the edges, or you may need some fat grafting to fill in the divots.Good Luck!
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April 10, 2018
Answer: Complications of CoolSculping Yes, unfortunately this is one of the complications of CoolSculpting. You can try SculpSure to "feather" out the edges, or you may need some fat grafting to fill in the divots.Good Luck!
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