I understand the process works by destroying fat cells in the treated area. I feel like perhaps it would be best to be dehydrated as the cells would be smaller so more could be targeted. I also have heard that on a low-carb diet fat cells shrink because they have to use up their storage of nutrients. Would you want the cells fat and hydrated or smaller and dehydrated for optimal results? (I only expect a theoretical and educated answer from a Dr. , No proof required other then accreditation)
Answer: How can I optimize my coolsculpting experience? (e.g. hydration level, electrolytic balance, fasting 24 hours prior) It is best to maintain your typical diet and lifestyle habits before undergoing a CoolSculpting treatment. Short term dietary changes like fasting have not been shown to increase the effectiveness of CoolSculpting.
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Answer: How can I optimize my coolsculpting experience? (e.g. hydration level, electrolytic balance, fasting 24 hours prior) It is best to maintain your typical diet and lifestyle habits before undergoing a CoolSculpting treatment. Short term dietary changes like fasting have not been shown to increase the effectiveness of CoolSculpting.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: CoolSculpting freezes fat cells to reduce fat volume Fat cells don't engorge nor shrink with water consumption or dehydration as they contain lipids not water. A long history of a low carb diet would decrease one's fat because the fat is used for energy as there are not enough carbohydrates to supply the energy level needed. However, this occurs slowly. It would not make much change in the effectiveness of CoolSculpting whether a fat cell were large or small as the cell contacts once there is less fat in it and so the density of the cells would be the same, and the freezing point, which is critical to the mechanism of action of CoolSculpting, would not change. Certainly, however, it is always better to have CoolSculpting when someone is close to their ideal body weight but wants the stubborn bulge to finally get reduced, compared to those patients who are obese.We are not aware of any benefit that dietary factors would have shortly before undergoing CoolSculpting in our NYC practice.The information provided in Dr. Shelton's
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September 1, 2015
Answer: CoolSculpting freezes fat cells to reduce fat volume Fat cells don't engorge nor shrink with water consumption or dehydration as they contain lipids not water. A long history of a low carb diet would decrease one's fat because the fat is used for energy as there are not enough carbohydrates to supply the energy level needed. However, this occurs slowly. It would not make much change in the effectiveness of CoolSculpting whether a fat cell were large or small as the cell contacts once there is less fat in it and so the density of the cells would be the same, and the freezing point, which is critical to the mechanism of action of CoolSculpting, would not change. Certainly, however, it is always better to have CoolSculpting when someone is close to their ideal body weight but wants the stubborn bulge to finally get reduced, compared to those patients who are obese.We are not aware of any benefit that dietary factors would have shortly before undergoing CoolSculpting in our NYC practice.The information provided in Dr. Shelton's
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October 27, 2014
Answer: Optimizing your Coolsculpting results While hydration levels and short-term fasting will have no impact on your Coolsculpting results you should have an evaluation by a highly skilled technician and follow their suggestions. Coolsculpting has a proven 20-25% fat reduction of the fat layer contained in the tissue that is able to be drawn into the applicator. In some cases where a paint presents with more dense, less malleable fatty tissue our expert and national educator for Coolsculpting Jeannel Astarita recommends that a patient lose a few pounds prior to the procedure. The shrinkage of fat cells translates to more "pinchable" fat and allows more tissue to be drawn into the applicator, consequently exposing more fat cells to the cooling panels and to ultimately be destroyed. While this may not be necessary for you to get a good result, it will certainly contribute to an even more favorable outcome. Maintaining a healthy diet and exercise ensures that your optimal results last.Be sure to seek out a highly skilled provider is your area.Watch our video to lean more:
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October 27, 2014
Answer: Optimizing your Coolsculpting results While hydration levels and short-term fasting will have no impact on your Coolsculpting results you should have an evaluation by a highly skilled technician and follow their suggestions. Coolsculpting has a proven 20-25% fat reduction of the fat layer contained in the tissue that is able to be drawn into the applicator. In some cases where a paint presents with more dense, less malleable fatty tissue our expert and national educator for Coolsculpting Jeannel Astarita recommends that a patient lose a few pounds prior to the procedure. The shrinkage of fat cells translates to more "pinchable" fat and allows more tissue to be drawn into the applicator, consequently exposing more fat cells to the cooling panels and to ultimately be destroyed. While this may not be necessary for you to get a good result, it will certainly contribute to an even more favorable outcome. Maintaining a healthy diet and exercise ensures that your optimal results last.Be sure to seek out a highly skilled provider is your area.Watch our video to lean more:
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November 17, 2016
Answer: Coolsculpting and optimizing results Coolsculpting is a fabulous procedure to reduce a bulge in the abdomen or flanks. You definitely should not try to do the procedure on less water or a crash diet since you may feel weak before the procedure. The fat cells contain lipids and not water so being dehydrated would have no effect on your fat stores. It is more important to diet and exercise consistently to maintain the great effects you will have from Coolsculpting. Please find a board certified dermatologist with a great deal of experience with Coolsculpting for the best results.
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November 17, 2016
Answer: Coolsculpting and optimizing results Coolsculpting is a fabulous procedure to reduce a bulge in the abdomen or flanks. You definitely should not try to do the procedure on less water or a crash diet since you may feel weak before the procedure. The fat cells contain lipids and not water so being dehydrated would have no effect on your fat stores. It is more important to diet and exercise consistently to maintain the great effects you will have from Coolsculpting. Please find a board certified dermatologist with a great deal of experience with Coolsculpting for the best results.
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