I have stubborn fat in my upper arms & lower abdomen. I have been working out for over 10 years, and am very active (5-6 times a week work out) & decent with my diet as well but this excess skin doesn't go away - no matter how much i try resistance training, HIIT etc. I may think of starting a family within a year, so I'm not sure how to plan the treatments - would it be best to wait until after i have my baby? I'm scared of the fat coming back in a revengeful fashion - so don't want to risk it!
Answer: Coolsculpting Coolsculpting uses a non-invasive vacuum applicator that draws in the skin and underlying subcutaneous fat. It is effective in reducing fat bulges/pockets in the abdomen, hips/arms. The body will continue naturally to process the injured fat cells for approx 4 months after. It is perfect for you because you maintain a healthy lifestyle but just can't get rid of specific areas of concern. Do visit a trusted practitioner in your area to see if you are a good candidate for the procedure.
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Answer: Coolsculpting Coolsculpting uses a non-invasive vacuum applicator that draws in the skin and underlying subcutaneous fat. It is effective in reducing fat bulges/pockets in the abdomen, hips/arms. The body will continue naturally to process the injured fat cells for approx 4 months after. It is perfect for you because you maintain a healthy lifestyle but just can't get rid of specific areas of concern. Do visit a trusted practitioner in your area to see if you are a good candidate for the procedure.
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August 17, 2020
Answer: Addressing extra fat and loose skin Once a person gains a lot of weight, even despite the fact that they may lose all of that extra weight, their skin will still be in excess, just like a dress that was once made for a larger person will not fit the smaller person well. It will require tailoring. In your case CoolSculpting is not going to do the job well enough and may wind up costing you thousands more. I would recommend finding a plastic surgeon with a good reputation and have liposuction of both, your arms and your tummy. Additional procedures such as J-plasma should help with tissue and skin tightening. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City plastic surgery
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August 17, 2020
Answer: Addressing extra fat and loose skin Once a person gains a lot of weight, even despite the fact that they may lose all of that extra weight, their skin will still be in excess, just like a dress that was once made for a larger person will not fit the smaller person well. It will require tailoring. In your case CoolSculpting is not going to do the job well enough and may wind up costing you thousands more. I would recommend finding a plastic surgeon with a good reputation and have liposuction of both, your arms and your tummy. Additional procedures such as J-plasma should help with tissue and skin tightening. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City plastic surgery
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