I have an appointment for CoolSculpting tomorrow morning. I was planning on treating the area just below my butt. I'd like to have a sharper angle between my butt and my thigh. I am worried that removing this fat will cause my actual butt to sink down or sag into my thigh, which I would absolutely hate. What is the likelihood that that will happen? I am only going to do one session of CoolSculpt. I only want to do it if it will help my butt look shapelier and more pronounced from my thigh.
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While applying CoolSculpting applicator would be considered off label if you have sufficient subcutaneous fat and no other contraindications, the treatment can be performed by well trained CoolSculpting specialist.
Dear delirium80,
Thanks for sharing your photos! They are helpful and illustrate the mild skin laxity most of us experience at 40.
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CoolSculpting is generally safe for everyone unless you have a hematoma. Plavix and CoolSculpting have no negative reaction towards one another, so you should be good to go! Be sure to consult with your doctor to confirm that there are no other underlying issues.