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CoolSculpting is an elective cosmetic procedure that will not be covered by medicare or any other insurance. There are usually financing options, like care credit that you can look into.
Medicare does not cover this procedure because this is a cosmetic procedure. My office offers care credit to help with the cost. Best of luck, Sheila Nazarian
Thank you for your question. Coolsculpting is a cosmetic procedure. Insurance will not cover cosmetic procedures. I hope this helps.
Medicare does not cover any cosmetic or aesthetic procedure such as CoolSculpting by Zeltiq.
No. Cosmetic procedures are not covered by medicare. Best wishes. Knowledge is power. Luis F. Villar MD FACS
Coolsculpting is considered an elective, cosmetic procedure and NOT covered by Medicare. Sorry
No insurance plan covers fat reducing procedures such as Coolsculpting or liposuction. Private insurance, but not Medicare as far as I know, may cover bariatric surgery which has been proven, under specific circumstances, to produce long term weight reduction and improved health..
At this time CoolSculpting is a fee for service procedure and is not covered by insurance companies. This is not to say that possibly someday there may be some reconstructive indications, but that is not currently the case. Best of luck, Jennifer L. Harrington MD
Hi Naveena, Each CoolSculpting cycle takes approximately one hour to complete and you should start to see results in about a month (full result by three months.) The number of cycles required will depend on your existing size and personal goals. Your doctor should review these with you...
You didn't say how many areas you had treated but we have seen some women saying that their clothes feel tighter for a week or two after the procedure. Three months after the procedure, these are often the patients with the best result. Nothing to worry about at this point, the...
Your symptoms are almost certainly unrelated to Coolsculpting but you should be checked out as soon as possible by your internist or a urologist to determine what the cause of the pain and bleeding are. Good luck
