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Coolsculpting cannot be used on the face as the applicators are not small enough. Discuss surgical and filler options with your board certified plastic surgeon for your undereye issues.
It is not possible to Coolsculpt the fat under your eyes. Aside from surgery, filler precisely placed into your tear trough by an experienced core injector is one possible non-surgical option if you are an appropriate candidate. Coolsculpting is he head and neck is currently limited to the double chin area. I would encourage you to meet with a facial plastic surgeon or plastic surgeon to discuss your concerns and set some goals.
Thank you for your question. Under the eyes is not a target area and there is no applicator for it as well. Ensure that you see a physician with experience in CoolSculpting. Regards,
Deaer Bellaroma1, there is no applicator for the area under the eyes. It is not a treatable area of cool sculpt at all. They have a cool mini applicator for under the chin (submental) but nothing else on the face. If any practice claims to have such a device it is not Zeltiq's machine and do not trust it. When you seek help for this problem area make sure you go to a reputable surgeon. Best of Luck.
thank you for your question. As of now, CoolSculpting can be used under the eyes. Other comments in this form have suggested that Ultherapy can be used to treat bulges under the eyes and I want to emphasize the fact that treatment close to the eyes with Ultherapy is not safe. It is not possible to adequately protect the eyes from focused ultrasound. If you have concerns about the aesthetics of your lower eyelids, I would strongly recommend consultation with someone who has a great deal of expertise in both surgical and nonsurgical approaches to eyelid rejuvenation as these approaches are often used in combination to achieve best outcomes.
The eyes are best treated with a combination approach of fillers, lasers, microneedling/PRP for improvement. Ultherapy/thermage, venus legacy all do well for swelling or puffiness. CoolSculpting cannot be used on the face. I would suggest consulting an expert. If surgery is an option they will recommend. Best, Dr. Emer
CoolSculpting cannot be used to treat eye bags. If the eye bags are caused from protruding fat, they can be improved with surgery or by using a filler under the bags to help camouflage them.
Thank you for your question! Unfortunately this is not an area with FDA clearance for cool sculpting. This being said the area would be entirely too small to treat with the current applicators. Please see your local cool sculpting provider to discuss. Good luck!
Coolsculpting is a great procedure to reduce the fat on the stubborn areas of the body, however it is not design to treat the under eye bags. Please consult with a certified dermatologist to see what is the right treatment for you. Best, Dr.Green.
The fat that sometimes causes the appearance of bags under the eyes lies within another compartment called the orbital septum. This fat is approached with a surgical procedure that may remove or transpose the fat to create a more youthful appearance. CoolSculpting which is non invasive non surgical fat reduction using cold therapy is currently FDA-cleared to treat the abdomen, flanks, inner and outer thighs, back bra roll , and the area under the chin. It is not approved to treat he orbital fat that can creating the bags under the eyes. At this time, there is no applicator small enough to treat such a small area. Additionally, when we consider periorbital rejuvenation, often this fat is transposed and not completely eliminated. At this time, there is no data that shows safety or efficacy in treating under the eyes, therefore I would not recommend it . It is an interesting thought though.
High blood pressure is not a contraindication for Coolsculpting. You should definitely keep a close eye on it with your internal medicine doctor though.
Thank you or your question. CoolSculpting is very safe for a diabetic patient as the risks of infection with a surgical procedure are avoided. I would wait a minimum of 3-6 months post-surgery to have CoolSculpting to make sure you are fully healed. Best of Luck!
In my practice we have not had any late onset pain except for abdominal treatments. We have done approximately 2500 treatments to date since having the machines and have had about a dozen clients with this issue. It is improved with time (3-4 weeks max), compression, icing, tylenol/motrin and in...