If CoolSculpting destroys subcutaneous fat cells, that just leaves you with your visceral fat cells being more likely to enlarge...which is not good. What would you do then?
Answer: Coolsculpting and the fat CoolSculpting does only affect the subcutaneous fat and there is absolutely no evidence to suggest that it makes your internal fat ( visceral) fat worse by any means. Visceral fat is organ fat and is more controlled and regulated by genetics and diet. You cannot get rid of the visceral fat with modalities like CoolSculpting, SculpSure or Liposuction. Your concern should be whether you are trying to remove subcutaneous vs visceral fat and whether you are a candidate for the non invasive treatment. Trust your body to an expert. Hope this helps, Best, Dr.Avaliani
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Answer: Coolsculpting and the fat CoolSculpting does only affect the subcutaneous fat and there is absolutely no evidence to suggest that it makes your internal fat ( visceral) fat worse by any means. Visceral fat is organ fat and is more controlled and regulated by genetics and diet. You cannot get rid of the visceral fat with modalities like CoolSculpting, SculpSure or Liposuction. Your concern should be whether you are trying to remove subcutaneous vs visceral fat and whether you are a candidate for the non invasive treatment. Trust your body to an expert. Hope this helps, Best, Dr.Avaliani
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Answer: Coolsculpting and Visceral Fat Hi, first of all a consultation is fundamental to tell how your weight is placed on the body, everyone carries their weight differently. However, to be a candidate for Coolsculpting you must have pinchable fat in the treatment area and this has nothing to do with the 'visceral fat', that lays in a deeper level to protect your inner organs. It is important to see a qualified provider to see if Coolsculpting will address your concerns, as results can vary from patient to patient.
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Answer: Coolsculpting and Visceral Fat Hi, first of all a consultation is fundamental to tell how your weight is placed on the body, everyone carries their weight differently. However, to be a candidate for Coolsculpting you must have pinchable fat in the treatment area and this has nothing to do with the 'visceral fat', that lays in a deeper level to protect your inner organs. It is important to see a qualified provider to see if Coolsculpting will address your concerns, as results can vary from patient to patient.
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February 20, 2019
Answer: CoolSculpting - subcutaneous versus visceral fat CoolSculpting eliminates a percentage of your subcutaneous fat, via cryolipolysis (freezing of fat cells), but does not cause any change in your overall weight or in visceral fat. Visceral fat is reduced with overall weight loss - which typically occurs with diet and exercise. Hope that helps!
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February 20, 2019
Answer: CoolSculpting - subcutaneous versus visceral fat CoolSculpting eliminates a percentage of your subcutaneous fat, via cryolipolysis (freezing of fat cells), but does not cause any change in your overall weight or in visceral fat. Visceral fat is reduced with overall weight loss - which typically occurs with diet and exercise. Hope that helps!
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February 4, 2019
Answer: Residual fat cells after CoolSculpting can still enlarge CoolSculpting, CoolTech as well as other permanent fat cell destruction treatments such as LipoBlast and Ultrasound Fat Reduction have an excellent effect on external subcutaneous fat, but internal visceral fat is not affected. When you have permanent fat cell destruction in the subcutaneous layer, it is only partial fat cell destruction. Without sensible eating habits and regular exercise, the residual fat cells in the treated area are capable of expanding to multiple times their size. For example, a person who puts on 20 kilos in weight doesn’t increase the number of fat cells they have, the existing fat cells they’ve got just expand significantly by accumulating the fat. This is why no fat reduction treatment should really be undertaken unless accompanied with a sensible diet and exercise.
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February 4, 2019
Answer: Residual fat cells after CoolSculpting can still enlarge CoolSculpting, CoolTech as well as other permanent fat cell destruction treatments such as LipoBlast and Ultrasound Fat Reduction have an excellent effect on external subcutaneous fat, but internal visceral fat is not affected. When you have permanent fat cell destruction in the subcutaneous layer, it is only partial fat cell destruction. Without sensible eating habits and regular exercise, the residual fat cells in the treated area are capable of expanding to multiple times their size. For example, a person who puts on 20 kilos in weight doesn’t increase the number of fat cells they have, the existing fat cells they’ve got just expand significantly by accumulating the fat. This is why no fat reduction treatment should really be undertaken unless accompanied with a sensible diet and exercise.
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January 30, 2019
Answer: Coolsculpting won't make visceral fat worse Visceral fat is diet and exercise dependent. Maintaining healthy eating habits is essential to regulating superficial and visceral fat. If after treating your superficial fat with Coolsculpting you are not immune from weight gain and all of your remaining fat cells have the ability to increase in size if you gain weight. Visceral fat cells would not grow preferentially after Coolsculpting. If you maintain a healthy life style after Coolsculpting, you'll be just fine.
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January 30, 2019
Answer: Coolsculpting won't make visceral fat worse Visceral fat is diet and exercise dependent. Maintaining healthy eating habits is essential to regulating superficial and visceral fat. If after treating your superficial fat with Coolsculpting you are not immune from weight gain and all of your remaining fat cells have the ability to increase in size if you gain weight. Visceral fat cells would not grow preferentially after Coolsculpting. If you maintain a healthy life style after Coolsculpting, you'll be just fine.
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