I'm a 45 year old mom of two, 5'3", 105 lbs. Petite in general but just couldn't get rid of baby pooch. I'm now left with a very ugly stomach. There's an indentation over my belly button and a shelf under it. The Medspa where I had the procedure told me to wait the full 12 weeks to see if it evens out. Please tell me this can be fixed. I don't want to do another treatment but I don't want to be deformed forever.
July 27, 2016
Answer: Problems with Coolsculpting I would recommend patience. Many of these minor issues resolve with time. If you have areas that are firm, you can gently massage them. If you haven't discussed this with your provider, then I would highly recommend that you do so. If your provider is not a plastic surgeon, you may want to consider an evaluation by one.Andrew Campbell, M.D.
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July 27, 2016
Answer: Problems with Coolsculpting I would recommend patience. Many of these minor issues resolve with time. If you have areas that are firm, you can gently massage them. If you haven't discussed this with your provider, then I would highly recommend that you do so. If your provider is not a plastic surgeon, you may want to consider an evaluation by one.Andrew Campbell, M.D.
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July 27, 2016
Answer: Indentation after coolsculpting Thank you for your question. Coolsculpting is a great procedure when planned out correctly, however, if an area is only treated in one spot it is possible to be left with an indentation if there is still fat in the area surrounding it. I usually do a full consult and make sure each patient is aware that one attachment will probably not give ideal results. My advice would be to follow up with the office that you did your procedure and discuss your options to treat the area surrounding the indentation. Good luck
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July 27, 2016
Answer: Indentation after coolsculpting Thank you for your question. Coolsculpting is a great procedure when planned out correctly, however, if an area is only treated in one spot it is possible to be left with an indentation if there is still fat in the area surrounding it. I usually do a full consult and make sure each patient is aware that one attachment will probably not give ideal results. My advice would be to follow up with the office that you did your procedure and discuss your options to treat the area surrounding the indentation. Good luck
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