Can anyone legally perform cryolipolysis by taking a course online for cryolipolysis to get a certificate?

Based on your description, you are fit for CoolSculpting. Coolsculpting is best for treating subcutaneous fats and not visceral fats (fatty liver). I would emphasize the importance of holistic treatment with weight loss ( exercise and dieting) and fat loss (CoolSculpting) Do consult a...

CoolSculpting is a great technology, but as a surgeon who does both a significant amount of CoolSculpting and liposuction, I would not recommend CoolSculpting for the lower legs. It is very likely to leave an indentation. Lower legs are best treated with liposuction by a surgeon experienced in...

Some people refer to this as the butter stick - the hardened area that can result after a Coolsculpting session. To answer your question - it doesn't necessarily mean that you had a suboptimal treatment. Consult with your Coolsculpting specialist to get some more clarity regarding this.

CoolSculpting is the only FDA approved device in the US to use cryolipolysis to freeze fat cells away. However, there are many practices in the US which are using Chinese imitation devices and claiming that they are CoolSculpting. The safety and effectiveness of these devices have not been...

It's best to wait about a month between sessions to see if additional treatments are needed. However, I suggest visiting a provider who offers DualSculpting with the stacking technique, which increases the amount of fat cells removed from 25% to 60%. This means more impressive results overall...

It’s true that fat cells expand as one gains weight and therefore fewer cells take up the same amount of space in an overweight person vs. a leaner person. CoolSculpting actually works best on people who are around their ideal weight. Not so much because it can kill more fat cells, but because i...