I did have a consult but still the question is will CoolSculpting make my skin sag after treatment? I am not over weight but had two abdominal surgeries with slight laxity. I am not overweight but the surgery did cause a little laxity and some bulging. I wanted to try CoolSculpting to remove the fat pockets, but fear sagging.
Answer: Will CoolSculpting Make Skin Sag? CoolSculpting is excellent for removal of fat pockets, however if the skin does not have good elasticity it is possible that you will have sagging skin. Good luck.
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Answer: Will CoolSculpting Make Skin Sag? CoolSculpting is excellent for removal of fat pockets, however if the skin does not have good elasticity it is possible that you will have sagging skin. Good luck.
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December 28, 2018
Answer: CoolSculpting Effects on Skin CoolSculpting will not make your loose skin any worse. The skin should retract back into place as it is a gradual fat reduction. In some patients we have seen some slight skin tightening. Make sure you are under the care of an experienced physician provider. Best wishes.
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December 28, 2018
Answer: CoolSculpting Effects on Skin CoolSculpting will not make your loose skin any worse. The skin should retract back into place as it is a gradual fat reduction. In some patients we have seen some slight skin tightening. Make sure you are under the care of an experienced physician provider. Best wishes.
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January 1, 2019
Answer: Skin sagging after Coolsculpting Thank you for the great question. We get asked this quite a lot in our practice, and depending on your personal body type Coolsculpting may be a great option for you, or you may need an alternate treatment like Trusculpt 3D, exilis ultra or vanquish which use Radiofrequency and/or Ultrasound energy for both fat loss and skin tightening. Coolsculpting would generally not cause skin laxity if you otherwise have tight skin, but as you mention in your case, that you've had some laxity after the abdominal surgeries, it is quite possible, that you will have some increased laxity after the 15-20% fat loss with Coolsculpting that most patients get. It is quite likely that you will need a combination approach with Coolsculpting followed by a radio frequency procedure for optimal results. You may be much better served with a treatment like Trusculpt 3D, Emsculpt, or Exilis Ultra combined with Vanquish ME for best results. I would recommend getting a consultation with a physician who specializes in multiple forms of body sculpting so you get the best personalized treatment plan for you.
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January 1, 2019
Answer: Skin sagging after Coolsculpting Thank you for the great question. We get asked this quite a lot in our practice, and depending on your personal body type Coolsculpting may be a great option for you, or you may need an alternate treatment like Trusculpt 3D, exilis ultra or vanquish which use Radiofrequency and/or Ultrasound energy for both fat loss and skin tightening. Coolsculpting would generally not cause skin laxity if you otherwise have tight skin, but as you mention in your case, that you've had some laxity after the abdominal surgeries, it is quite possible, that you will have some increased laxity after the 15-20% fat loss with Coolsculpting that most patients get. It is quite likely that you will need a combination approach with Coolsculpting followed by a radio frequency procedure for optimal results. You may be much better served with a treatment like Trusculpt 3D, Emsculpt, or Exilis Ultra combined with Vanquish ME for best results. I would recommend getting a consultation with a physician who specializes in multiple forms of body sculpting so you get the best personalized treatment plan for you.
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Answer: Sagging after CoolSculpting Coolsculpting would be an excellent option to debulk excess subcutaneous fat pockets. It does result in a small amount of skin retraction but not enough to compensate for significant skin laxity. If you get CoolSculpting in an area of significant skin laxity, the removal of the fat might make the area seem even more sagging by leaving nothing to fill the loose skin.
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Answer: Sagging after CoolSculpting Coolsculpting would be an excellent option to debulk excess subcutaneous fat pockets. It does result in a small amount of skin retraction but not enough to compensate for significant skin laxity. If you get CoolSculpting in an area of significant skin laxity, the removal of the fat might make the area seem even more sagging by leaving nothing to fill the loose skin.
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December 31, 2018
Answer: The good news is that CoolSculpting can permanently remove fat but the bad news Thank you for your question! The good news is that CoolSculpting can permanently remove fat but the bad news, is that CoolSculpting will not help skin laxity. Although CoolSculpting will not further damage collagen which would cause more skin laxity, removing some of the underlying fat might make the skin seem saggier - think of removing stuffing from a pillow which makes the walls of the pillow seem more floppy. If I see a patient with skin laxity, I will commonly suggest LaserLipo since this has been shown to improve skin laxity since the heat stimulates collagen production. I would strongly suggest getting a consultation with a physician who is experienced with assessing both fat and skin laxity to help you determine the best the options to help you achieve the results you desire. Best of luck!
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December 31, 2018
Answer: The good news is that CoolSculpting can permanently remove fat but the bad news Thank you for your question! The good news is that CoolSculpting can permanently remove fat but the bad news, is that CoolSculpting will not help skin laxity. Although CoolSculpting will not further damage collagen which would cause more skin laxity, removing some of the underlying fat might make the skin seem saggier - think of removing stuffing from a pillow which makes the walls of the pillow seem more floppy. If I see a patient with skin laxity, I will commonly suggest LaserLipo since this has been shown to improve skin laxity since the heat stimulates collagen production. I would strongly suggest getting a consultation with a physician who is experienced with assessing both fat and skin laxity to help you determine the best the options to help you achieve the results you desire. Best of luck!
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