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

luzelena13Oct 14, 2020
 (In California)

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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...

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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...

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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.

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